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Subcutaneous granuloma annulare occurs predominantly in children as subcutaneous nodules, especially around the anterior aspects of the lower legs, hands, head, and buttocks. In only about a quarter of cases are they associated with classical dermal granuloma annulare. They bear a resemblance both clinically and histologically to rheumatoid nodules but are not associated with rheumatoid disease.

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English	Subcutaneous granuloma annulare	Subcutaneous granuloma annulare occurs predominantly in children as subcutaneous nodules, especially around the anterior aspects of the lower legs, hands, head, and buttocks. In only about a quarter of cases are they associated with classical dermal granuloma annulare. They bear a resemblance both clinically and histologically to rheumatoid nodules but are not associated with rheumatoid disease.