Illness and environmental factors can cause panniculitis.

Unfortunately, no treatment for panniculitis is 100 percent effective.

Panniculitis: the inflammation of adipose tissues which produces discharging ulcers.

Controlled cold exposure has long been reported to be a cause of panniculitis in cases such as popsicle panniculitis.

Lupus erythematosus panniculitis starts as infiltrated erythematous nodules of variable size.

Most often reversible side effects including panniculitis and superficial nerve damage.

Subcutaneous panniculitis-like T-cell lymphoma: This type of PTCL is quite rare and is often confused with a condition called panniculitis, an inflammation of fatty tissue in the body.

Several reports describe resolution of panniculitis after as few as three doses of augmentation therapy.

Several reports describe resolution of panniculitis after as few as three doses of intravenous augmentation therapy.

Because panniculitis sometimes resolves itself, doctors often recommend a "wait and see" approach.

It is a type of panniculitis, i.e. an inflammatory disorder affecting subcutaneous fat.

Currie has a rare, particularly severe form of the autoimmune disorder, lupus panniculitis.

The most commonly occurring combinations are subacute lupus/discoid lupus and discoid lupus/Lupus erythematosus panniculitis.

In very rare cases we notice panniculitis after cryolipolysis.

Several reports describe resolution of panniculitis after as few as 3 doses of intravenous augmentation therapy.