| pubmed-article:1303076 | pubmed:abstractText | Linear scleroderma is an unusual form of localised scleroderma, mainly affecting the legs and occurring primarily in children. Sometimes the linear lesions may extend to involve the underlying muscles and bones, with severe disturbances in growth and possibly flexion deformities of the legs. In this study, two cases suffering from linear scleroderma of the legs are presented. | lld:pubmed |
