HISTORY: An 80+ year old patient presented to clinic reporting a long history of perineal lichen sclerosus along with the diagnoses of scleroderma and Sjogren’s.
HISTORY: An 80+ year old male presented to clinic with a large, painful, ulcerated 2.5 cm nodule on his left conchal bowl. On further questioning
HISTORY: A 80+ year old male presents with a nodule on the right anterior neck, present for two years and growing. The patient reported a
HISTORY: A 60+ year-old man who is a new patient presents with a chief complaint of skin lesions located on the nose. The lesions are irritated, tender pearly telangiectatic papules, present for several years, on …
HISTORY: A 50+ year old female presents to the office with a draining “cystic” lesion on left inner thigh ongoing for 2 months. Her PCP treated with Ciprofloxacin for 7 days, followed by Bactrim DS …
HISTORY: A 50+ year old female presents with a 2-month history of blistering on her hands. This seems to occur with each dose of chemotherapy and then resolves. The patient is receiving treatment (IV carboplatin/paclitaxel) …
