L antecubital area 80 yo male with advanced neuroendocrine p | Figure 1

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L antecubital area 80 yo male with advanced neuroendocrine prostate cancer has had first round of taxotere - edema in L arm and both legs...these are new, last 48 hrs. Need to zoom in to see the yellow/brown head on each lesion. What are these?

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