Figures & data
Figure 1. Trichodysplasia spinulosa. (A) Widespread erythematous papules with hyperkeratinized spicules distributed on the nose and central face, with concurrent acne vulgaris. (B) Resolution of TS-associated rash following four weeks of topical 1% cidofovir therapy.
![Figure 1. Trichodysplasia spinulosa. (A) Widespread erythematous papules with hyperkeratinized spicules distributed on the nose and central face, with concurrent acne vulgaris. (B) Resolution of TS-associated rash following four weeks of topical 1% cidofovir therapy.](/cms/asset/e0d8991e-aa2b-4184-bc0c-864ddbdee6b8/ijdt_a_2328180_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. PCR detection from a DNA sample obtained from a TS lesion.
Legend: M: molecular weight marker fx174 DNA/Hae III, TS: patient DNA sample is positive for TSPyV, producing expected 185bp PCR product, NC: negative control DNA, PC: positive control DNA (cloned recombinant TSPyV DNA), R: reagent control.
![Figure 2. PCR detection from a DNA sample obtained from a TS lesion.Legend: M: molecular weight marker fx174 DNA/Hae III, TS: patient DNA sample is positive for TSPyV, producing expected 185bp PCR product, NC: negative control DNA, PC: positive control DNA (cloned recombinant TSPyV DNA), R: reagent control.](/cms/asset/50f617af-90a0-4ea6-b914-e1ef676ce952/ijdt_a_2328180_f0002_b.jpg)
Data sharing statement
Data sharing is not applicable for this manuscript as no new data were created or generated by this study.