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Halo phenomenon with an unusual involvement: bilateral halo nipple.

tis, embolus, or calcification. The proliferating cells tested positive for the endothelial marker CD31. The histologic findings were characteristic of diffuse dermal angiomatosis (DDA). The patient was admitted. An aorto-iliac duplex scan revealed decreased blood flow distal to her left iliac stent. An ankle-brachial index on the left leg was 0.26, signifying severe peripheral occlusion. Two additional procedures to restent the left common iliac artery failed. One month later, she developed urosepsis and died.