Subcutaneous Panniculitislike T-Cell Lymphoma

^{Figure 4. Erythema induratum is characterized by a lobular panniculitis (A and B)(both H&E, original magnifications ×40 and ×200). Vascular changes (arrowhead) are present in a majority of cases with endothelial swelling and extravasation of erythrocytes (C)(H&E, original magnification ×400).}

^{Figure 6. Infectious panniculitis secondary to Cryptococcus showing a granulomatous reaction in the subcutis (A)(H&E, original magnification ×40). Closer inspection shows a dense infiltrate of chronic inflammatory cells including numerous histiocytes and multinucleated giant cells. Some of the giant cells contain refractile organisms (arrowhead)(B)(H&E, original magnification ×400). Mucicarmine histochemical stain highlights the capsule of the organism (C)(original magnification ×400).}