HISTORY: A 20+ year-old man presents for evaluation of a scaly red eruption on the right upper extremity and right side of the torso, present for only 6 months. The eruption is described as red, scaly, flaky, itchy, painful, and bleeding. He has tried topical steroids without improvement. He was
HISTORY: A 70+ year old female presents with a new eruption. She had a significant history of uncontrolled urticaria that had spontaneously disappeared 6 months prior. Patient feels as though her hives returned after gardening outdoors in the sunshine. She denies systemic symptoms, but states the lesions are tender and
HISTORY: A 70+ year old male presents with a growing lesion located on the right upper arm. The lesion has been present for over 1 year, and progressed from a small, brown papule, with much more alarming growth in the past 6 months. He states the lesion is itchy, but not painful; he keeps
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. She presented with a pink, scaly papule on the left labia majora, which was biopsied to rule out squamous cell carcinoma. Does this lesion represent
HISTORY: A 30+ year old man was seen for a chief complaint of itchy, raised, red rash, located on the trunk. The rash had been present for 1 week. Over the course of a week, he tried topical steroids: hydrocortisone 2.5% cream and betamethasone dipropionate 0.05% cream without improvement. About
HISTORY: A 10+ year old male presented with atrophic hyperpigmented, round, 3-4 mm macules on the neck, back, and chest, present for several months with mild diffuse xerosis. Several larger, oval plaques with scale were scattered around the neck. The patient denied pain and pruritus; topical steroids were ineffective. Mother
