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Case Number : Case 1649 - 20 October Posted By: Guest

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54 year-old male with widespread rash. This biopsy is from the left abdomen.

Case Posted by Dr Hafeez Diwan


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Admin_Dermpath

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Are you in a rash today? Well take a break and check out Dr Hafeez Diwan's interesting Spot Diagnosis Case.

 

Cheers, Geoff

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vincenzo polizzi

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PRP could fit with clinical features. Unfortunately there isn't any convincing follicular plugs. 

However I see some checkerboard pattern of para/hyperkeratosis on the 3/4/5 fig.

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Raul Perret

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When I saw the architecture I wanted to see in higher magnification searching for the hyphae but in the pictures they are not clear. I think there is something more appart from parakeratosis maybe tinea corporis in immunosupressed patient? I am not sure with these images though... Wonder what Richard was thinking

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Dr. Richard Carr

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It was a joke because the images are all upside down!

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Dr. Mona Abdel-Halim

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I favor PRP.

Nice joke Dr Carr :-))

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PRP. Normally I would not perform PAS stain in a case like this.

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Dr. Hafeez Diwan

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PRP.  (The patient is definitely not Australian!)

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