SummaryA case of subacute dissemination lupus erythematosus with visceral and cutaneous localization and accompanied by a Raynaud's syndrome, is discussed.An uninterrupted corticosteroid therapy was initiated. After a four year evolution, a cutaneous calcinosis of the lower extremities developed. The authors review the different forms of calcinosis and, although the cutaneous biopsy was not absolutely characteristic of scleroderma, the diagnosis of Thibierge-Weissenbach syndrome was proposed with the idea of correlating the different types of collagenosis.