Localized argyria with pseudo‐ochronosis: A report of two cases highlighting involvement of elastic fibers.

Localized argyria with pseudo-ochronosis: A report of two cases highlighting involvement of elastic fibers Pseudo-ochronosis in localized argyria was first reported in 2002,[1] when they described ochre-colored swollen homogenized collagen bundles seen on biopsy of localized argyria in the absence of the typical causes of ochronosis. Keywords: argyria; elastic fibers; localized argyria; pseudo-ochronosis EN argyria elastic fibers localized argyria pseudo-ochronosis 815 818 4 08/16/23 20230901 NES 230901 INTRODUCTION Argyria, either localized or generalized, is a rare dermatologic condition where the deposition of silver within skin or mucous membranes results in grayish-blue pigmentation that can be appreciated clinically. [Extracted from the article]