Template:Dermatomyositis

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  Gottron's papules: discrete erythematous papules.
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  Gottron's papules: erythematous to violaceous raised papules.
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  Gottron's papules: characteristic raised erythematous papules.
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  Gottron's papule: erythematous plaques; considered an extension of the GP spectrum.
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  Gottron's papules: erythematous plaques. Focal area of dystrophic calcification at the site.
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  Gottron's papules: prominent atrophy, porcelain white scarring, and telangiectasia.
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  Gottron's sign. Confluent macular erythema with scale.
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  Gottron's papules showing secondary atrophy and telangiectasia. Prominent periungual erythema.
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  Heliotrope. Confluent macular erythema confined to the upper eyelid, with associated periorbital edema.
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  Heliotrope. In patients who have darker skin types (type III - VI skin), heliotrope can be subtle and perceived as inactive or normal.
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  Heliotrope. Subtle erythema and minimal edema.
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  Malar and facial erythema, perioral sparing.
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  Malar and facial erythema. Facial edema and scale.
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  Linear extensor erythema. Confluent erythema.
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  Linear extensor erythema, linear violaceous discrete and confluent macules, and erosions secondary to excoriation.
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  Linear extensor erythema. Intense erythema with Gottron's sign over the knees.
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  V-sign rash. Irregular patchy erythema with prominent telangiectasias.
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  V-sign rash. Confluent macular erythema sparing in the submental, sun protected area.