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A patient presents with a painful eruption of red plaques with a pale centre and surrounding petechiae.

A patient presents with a painful eruption of red plaques with a pale centre and surrounding petechiae. Accompanying this are symptoms of joint pain, abdominal discomfort and swollen lymph nodes. After some routine investigations and a full history and exam you suspect urticarial vasculitis. Which of the following is incorrect regarding urticarial vasculitis?

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