True about Erythema Marginatum in acute rheumatic fever is
Pruiritic
Commonly invovles face
Common manifestation of acute rheumatic fever
Usually associated with carditis
Ref Harrison 19 th ed pg 2152 Subcutaneous nodules occur as painless, small (0.5-2 cm), mobile lumps beneath the skin overlying bony prominences, paicularly of the hands, feet, elbows, occiput, and occasionally the veebrae. They are a delayed manifestation, appearing 2-3 weeks after the onset of disease, last for just a few days up to 3 weeks, and are commonly asso- ciated with carditis.
General anatomy