Supplementary Material for "Pathophysiology, diagnosis, and emerging treatments for Kaposi sarcoma: A clinical review"
Published: 31 March 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/vf939h8zvz.1
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Maggie Zhou, Thomas Stirrat, Murad Alam, Ethel Cesarman, Larisa Geskin, Robert Schwartz, Stephen Tyring, Igor Matushansky, Shari LipnerDescription
Supplementary Figure 1. Patient with poorly controlled HIV and epidemic Kaposi sarcoma on lower extremities. Supplementary Figure 2. Patient with cutaneous, biopsy-proven epidemic Kaposi sarcoma of the leg. Supplementary Figure 3. Classic Kaposi sarcoma of the thigh with severe induration and numerous dark purple papules coalescing into plaques and tumors. Supplementary Figure 4. Non-epidemic Kaposi sarcoma of the leg Supplementary Figure 5. Kaposi sarcoma of the eyebrow (A) and ear (B) in an HIV-negative patient at high risk for HIV, the fifth subtype. Supplementary Table. Differential diagnosis for Kaposi sarcoma
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