Also known as Haxthausen disease
Exposure to<unk>  temperatures → inflammation and mild necrosis of subcutaneous fat tissue
Infants are most susceptible due to higher percentage of saturated fatty acids in newborn fat tissue
Usually caused by popsicles, exposure to<unk>  environments (e.g. on the face and hands which are often uncovered), and ice packs (i.e. used to control fever and pain after vaccination)
Also seen frequently in equestrians (esp young women) riding in<unk>  temperatures
Usually caused by popsicles, exposure to<unk>  environments (e.g. on the face and hands which are often uncovered), and ice packs (i.e. used to control fever and pain after vaccination)
Also seen frequently in equestrians (esp young women) riding in<unk>  temperatures
Cold panniculitis
Generalized
Folliculitis
Hypothermia
Cellulitis
Freezing
Lichen sclerosus
Frostbite