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Pressure-induced bumps and erythema
Craig G. Burkhart, MD, MPH March 03, 2010
A patient presents with complaints of itchy and uncomfortable red bumps on his skin at sites of pressure, but the lesions typically dissipate after an hour.
A venous stasis ulcer is aggravated in the course of treatment
Rajani Katta, MD, and Vijayalaxmi Anusuri, MBBS February 23, 2010
A commonly-used topical antibiotic is applied to...
Severe pruritic rash, fever, and malaise
Amy McClung, MD February 03, 2010
A young girl presents with a rash accompanied by itching, fatigue, and malaise. Her past medical history included....
Nonhealing painless ulcer on the sole
Michael L. Sonabend, MD, Nicholas R. Snavely, MD, and Sylvia Hsu, MD February 03, 2010
For three years, the patient lived with an enlarging painless ulcer on the sole of his foot. The lesion....
Hyperkeratotic plaques that run in the family
Craig G. Burkhart, MD, MPH February 02, 2010
The mother of an 8-year-old boy came seeking treatment for "a family ailment." Both mother and child had bilateral, symmetric, confluent hyperkeratotic plaques with a smooth, waxy surface on the....
Persistent plaque with severe intermittent pruritus
By Craig G. Burkhart, MD, MPH January 07, 2010
Intermittent itching accompanies a persistent leg plaque.
Offensive odor emanating from tongue plaque
Robert L. Buka, MD December 04, 2009
The patient is concerned about a recent increase in his foul-smelling tongue discoloration.
Enlarging vesicular peeling of the palms
November 04, 2009
Peeling originating on the fingertips progresses to the palms of an African-American teenager following a 10-day course of ciprofloxacin.
Bilateral pruritic papules on a woman's axillae
Natalia Rompoti, MD, Deborah J. Yang, MD, and Sylvia Hsu, MD September 29, 2009
Skin-colored papules develop on the axillae of an African-American woman.
Linear serpiginous eruptions on the extremities
Carina A. Wasko, MD, and Sylvia Hsu, MD September 28, 2009
A 12-year-old African-American male presented with a two-week history of pruritic linear scaling patches on his feet, legs, and arms after walking barefoot around his backyard.
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