Figure 1.
Bar graph showing skin biopsy histopathologic features in Adult-Onset Stills Disease. The horizontal axis represents the number of occurrences, ranging from 0 to 16. The vertical axis lists different categories: Epidermal findings, Interface change, Dermal features, and Inflammatory cell composition. Each category has multiple bars indicating specific features and their respective values. Epidermal findings include Dyskeratotic/necrotic keratinocytes in upper epidermis (12), Dyskeratotic/necrotic keratinocytes at other epidermal levels (4), Parakeratosis (4), Spongiosis (3), and Subcorneal pustules (1). Interface change includes Vacuolar interface change/basilar vacuolization (2). Dermal features include Superficial perivascular inflammation (14), Deep perivascular and/or interstitial component (4), and Dermal mucin increased (2). Inflammatory cell composition includes Lymphocyte infiltrate (11), Neutrophils present (10), Eosinophils present (5), and Plasma cells present (2). The bars are color-coded: green for Epidermal findings, orange for Interface change, blue for Dermal features, and black for Inflammatory cell composition.

Summary of skin biopsy histopathologic features in AOSD.

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