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Case Number : Case 2585 - 03 June 2020 Posted By: Dr. Hafeez Diwan

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27 year-old female with biopsy of rash. She has been treated for psoriasis unsuccessfully.
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Josie Bisi

Josie Bisi 1

Posted (edited)

5 hours ago, vincenzo said:

Secondary Syphilis.

Agree. Psoriasiformis dermatitis, with intracorneal neutrophils, interface changes and inflammatory infiltrate with plasm cells.

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Dr. Hafeez Diwan

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Posted

Indeed, secondary syphilis. Anti-spirochete antibody was positive, as would be expected.

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vincenzo

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Posted

Thanks Dr Hafeez. But I have a question: is the pic 6 important for the correct diagnostic suspect?

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