Stasis Dermatitis vs Normal Leg Skin - Clinical Comparison Image #3802310 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a side-by-side clinical comparison of two lower legs against a black background. The left leg exhibits normal, smooth skin with no visible lesions, while the right leg demonstrates erythematous, slightly edematous skin with fine scaling and brownish hyperpigmentation-typical features of chronic venous insufficiency-related stasis dermatitis. The contrast highlights early to moderate disease progression often seen in patients with long-standing venous hypertension.

This image is commonly used in dermatology and vascular medicine educational resources, telemedicine consultations, and patient-facing materials to illustrate stasis dermatitis symptoms. It supports user intent related to self-assessment, differential diagnosis, or understanding treatment necessity for venous skin changes.