5/30/2023 0 Comments Ancillary sword epub![]() An alopecic atrophic area involving the skin and subcutaneous tissues of her right forehead and scalp arranged in a linear fashion with an "en coup de sabre" appearance was observed in relation with hair loss in the affected area. A 50-year-old woman presented to our clinic for evaluation of an atrophic lesion on her forehead and scalp appearing 1 year before, progressively extending over time. ![]() It affects the skin and subcutaneous connective tissues, with possible extension to the underlying musculature, cartilage, and bone and variable association with neurologic symptoms. En coup de sabre morphea is a clinical variant of morphea, presenting as a linear depressed, atrophic area in the paramedian forehead or the frontoparietal scalp, resembling a stroke from a sword.
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