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Case Number : Case 1690 - 18 November - Dr Richard A Carr Posted By: Guest

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Clinical Details: F20. Sole of foot. Changing light brown pigmented lesion ~10mm. ?Melanocytic ?Malignant.
Basic case for newbies, trainees/residents.

Case Posted by Dr Richard A Carr
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Admin_Dermpath

Admin_Dermpath 1,198

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Round off your week with another excellent case from Dr Richard A Carr, three more images to follow at 6pm.

Geoff Cross - DermpathPRO Projects

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vincenzo polizzi

vincenzo polizzi 185

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Sorry. I was answering about this nice case. Good morning to all and thanks for this amazing website. I'm learning a lot. 

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Victor Delgado

Victor Delgado 6

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Tinea pedis, Trichophyton rubrun and T. mentagrophytes are the most common agents.

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IgorSC

Nice case. I had some cases like this some time ago simulating Melanocytic lesions. One of them was this disease, the other one was a case of "Talon noir".

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Clara Jaramillo

Clara Jaramillo 4

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Superficial fungal infection : tinea nigra > dermatophyte infection ?

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Dr. Richard Carr

Dr. Richard Carr 622

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Well done Rinad & Clara.  I reported this as Tinea nigra. Pigmented (dematiaceous) fungi in the stratum corneum. This is the first "hot" case I have seen in the UK.  I think lesions are more common in tropical/subtropical zones presumably because of the likelihood of walking around in bare feet. Nice to see some new contributors.

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