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Figure 1.

Brownish macules and plaques on the foot of a patient with classic KS.

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Figure 2.

Patch stage classic KS: Red to brownish irregularly-shaped macules and plaques.

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Figure 3.

Patch stage KS with promontory sign.

Dilated irregular vascular channels surround a pre-existing vessel.

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Figure 4.

Plaque stage KS with bizarre vessels dissecting the upper dermis.

There is erythrocyte extravasation and hemosiderin pigmentation.

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Figure 5.

Tumor stage KS: Well-circumscript spindle-cell tumor.

Erythrocytes lie within poorly defined slit-like vascular spaces.

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Figure 6.

Tumor stage KS: Close up view.

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Figure 7.

D2-40 staining of arborizing vascular structures; irregular lymphatic vessels.

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Figure 8.

HHV-8 staining of atypical endothelial cells.

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Table 1.

Clinical features and treatment outcome.

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