Morphea, Scleroderma, and LSA by Heidi Jacobe MD
- Signs of active morphea include erythema, violaceous/erythematous sometimes indurated borders, new or extending lesions, sclerotic center, and pruritis.
- Circumscribed morphea needs to be followed long-term to make sure it does not evolve to generalized morphea.
- Screen for lichen sclerosis et atrophicus during a genital exam in patients with generalized morphea