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Case Number : Case 1546 - 27 May Posted By: Admin_Dermpath

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M75. Cheek. Inflamed nodule. Seen by GP day before. ?BCC

Dr Richard Carr


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vincenzo polizzi

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I'm struggling with this lesion and finally...i don't know what it can be!

Histologically looks like a HAEM ( EM associated to Herpetic Folliculitis ) with overlapping bacterial infection, but just for chatting...

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Dr. Mona Abdel-Halim

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Herpetic folliculitis

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Guest Romualdo

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There are several multinucleated cells in last image. Although no ground glass appearance is seen, I think herpetic folliculitis is a good suggestion.

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Eman El-Nabarawy

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What about demodicosis? There is a report in McKee textbook of a case of demodicosis presenting with single lesion in association with herbs zoster.

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Dr. Richard Carr

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I omitted to tell you the GP had performed cryotherapy.  My report as follows:

 

"Severe acute inflammatory changes superficially in keeping with cryotherapy. No frank neoplasm in the multiple levels examined although a subtle actinic keratosis with mild dysplasia is a possibility."

 

There is demodex here of uncertain clinical significance.  I thought it would be of interest for you to see the sub-acute effects of cryotherapy (external factors) in the skin as it is something we don't see often!

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Arti Bakshi

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Thanks Richard, nice case...something to keep in mind!

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