Flat blue/grey areas on the back.
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Frictional darkening of the extensor surfaces of the knees with thickened skin.
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Facial erythema.
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Widespread homogeneous pink macules, patches and plaques with no obvious epidermal change.
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Dark brown pigmented lesion of dorsal wrist.
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Multiple nodules covering whole of the left sole with slough and ulceration.
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Grouped vesicles over knee.
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Localised induration with overlying erythema and oedema (peau d'orange) and areas of blistering and papulation within the erythema.
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Erythematous, maculopapular eruption with sparing of vermillion.
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Multiple erythematous linear/actuate lines on toes and dorsal foot.
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Single well-circumscribed hyperpigmented macular patch on abdomen.
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Few comedones (blackheads), papules + cysts with inflammation.
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Erythematous tender nodules on shins with bruised appearance.
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Forehead laceration repaired with sutures.
Unilateral, well-defined, purplish discolouration of skin extending from elbow to dorsum of right hand.
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Inflamed boggy mass on scalp with associated hair loss and crusting.
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Erythematous swollen leg.
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Extensive lichenification of the dorsal fingers, hand, and wrist, with excoriations and erosion.
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Eczematous patch at antecubital fossa with lichenification, scale, and excoriations.
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Pink irregular patch corresponding to deeper layer of the epidermis as result of peeled superficial skin.
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Progression of umbilical granuloma with salt treatment.
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Multiple, discrete 1-2mm, hypopigmented papules over the flexor aspect of the wrist.
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Puncture site noted inferiorly.
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Papular rash on the abdomen.
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Forehead laceration repaired with sutures and steristrips.
Papulosquamous eruption affecting the dorsa of the fingers.
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Chin laceration repaired with wound glue and steristrips.
Scattered small lesions of non-blanching erythema/purpura. Two ecchymoses evident
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Bulge at the site of the umbilicus with a soft red mass on top of the skin.
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Tiny red spots on the tongue.
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Red swollen lesion with yellowish spots on the lower lid.
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Hypopigmented papules and plaques on posterior neck.
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Papular change on the cheeks, eyebrows and forehead with no pustule formation.
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Annular plaques with some peripheral scaling on limb.
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Skin desquamation and scaling at the periphery on background of erythema.
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Excoriated erythematous micro papules on a background of diffuse erythema.
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Mature natal teeth nearly or fully developed.
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Erythema and scaling of the cheeks and forehead.
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Erythematous eroded areas due to deep partial thickness burn. This will likely scar in some areas, more superficial affected areas will heal with dyspigmention.
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Pink and white oval patches on the trunk due to post-inflammatory hypopigmented marks on atopic skin.
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Confluent erythema affecting forearm with no associated angioedema.
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Lichenified excoriated patch with erosions and weeping
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Oval membranised nodule lateral to midline of scalp at occipital hair whorl. Look for a ‘hair collar sign’. Heals with scarring.
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Multiple small crusted erosions with larger erythematous erosions.
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Deep ulceration of the thigh with necrotic tissue and eschar.
Swelling of the left upper eyelid and erythema of the cheeks bilaterally.
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Skin-coloured protrusion emerging from the umbilicus.
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Erythema of cheeks and perioral area with likely secondary bacterial infection (note the honey-coloured crusting).
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Coated tongue with areas of loss of normal rugosity revealing smooth flat areas.
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Facial atopic dermatitis with secondary infection and crusting.
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Small area of inflammation with surrounding pus on the skin surrounding the nail.
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Hyperpigmented patch on the leg.
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Pustular lesions on the scalp.
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Slightly necrotic central umbilicus with periumbilical ulceration with slightly red raised rim.
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Well defined, erythematous, scaling rash, with peeling over the second left toe extending to the first interdigital space.
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Widespread multiple greyish blue patches over back of a child with skin type 4.
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Blue sclera is associated with osteogenesis imperfecta.
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Complete loss of epidermis and partial dermal loss.
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Swelling of the lip with associated drooling and rash.
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Swelling to right side of face.
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Tick is seen in this image amongst the hair.
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Keloid scar (scar extends outside the margin of the original scar).
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Widespread hyperpigmented, irregular patches across back of patient. Patches have poorly defined borders.
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Confetti-like small hypopigmented macules affecting upper chest and neck.
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Erythematous edematous plaques “wheals” some of which are confluent on legs.
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Bilateral moist plaques on inguinal folds and thighs with scattered papules on abdomen and legs .
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Multiple erythematous targetoid macular lesions on the back.
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Plantar erythema as manifestation of PIMS-TS.
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Generalised macular papular rash on the back.
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Extensive papular eruption on upper limbs with thick crust affecting trunk.
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Well defined blister (bulla) on the finger.
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Confluent pustules and nodules with honey-colored crusts and ragged edge.
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Multiple blisters growing on an erythematous and purple background with necrotic skin.
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Generalised raised pink/brown macular papular rash on the back of varying sizes.
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Ruptured blister on the anterior wrist with erosions laterally and medially.
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Oedema and erythema of the toes circumferentially.
Discrete tense bullae with surrounding erythema in linear “breakfast, lunch, and dinner” distribution.
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Wheal demonstrated next to intradermal injection site.
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Erythematous lump on the upper eyelid.
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Well circumscribed, hyperpigmented plaques of varying sizes on the flexor surfaces. There is central clearing in areas. There is fine overlying scale.
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Multiple eroded areas with surrounding flaccid skin.
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Lichenified eczematous patch in the distribution of the beltline.
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Multiple blisters, yellowish coloured, on mouth mucosa.
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Small superficial erosion of the right lower labial mucosa with surrounding erythema.
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Small raised shiny cherry like lesion on the temple. There is an associated well-demarcated, erythematous, scaly rash suggestive of contact dermatitis secondary to tape placed over the lesion.
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Grouped erythematous slightly urticated papules on trunk with surrounding dry skin.
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Small pustule with underlying swelling.
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Fine predominantly macular erythematous eruption on the trunk.
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Erythematous papules and pseudo vesicles over shins.
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Widespread erythema across upper chest anteriorly extending to neck. Well defined border at neck. Some wheals.
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Central erythema, lichenification, and hyperpigmented edge over flexure. Shiny due to emollient.
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Indurated plaque with large central punctum and peripheral scale.
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Bright red non-confluent eruption with very fine papules.
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Extensive ulceration and eschar affecting lower abdomen with surrounding erythema.
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An abscess (tuberculosis colliquativa cutis). An ulcerated abscess with well-defined + raised borders.
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Single large area of completely denuded epidermis with geometric edges with peripheral bullae.
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Abscess with scaling and yellow crust.
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Raised purplish confluent are in a ring pattern on the dorsal area of the foot.
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Palmar erythema as manifestation of PIMS-TS (area on middle finger circled in blue ink by patient relative).
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Inguinal erythema with desquamation.
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Blue subcutaneous swelling.
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Multiple pink irregular patches as result of peeled skin.
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Small area of punctum/scab on scalp.
The lack of hair around the plaited braid suggest a degree of traction alopecia from braiding.
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Wheal on cheek (with incidental papules suggesting mild acne).
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Pink patches as results of peeled burned skin.
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Patches of severely scaly skin.
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Hyperkeratosis over left forehead and glabella.
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A button gastrostomy. The width (12Fr) and size (3cm) are written on the top of the tube. The side port (labelled 'BAL') is used for inflating and deflating the balloon.
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Nailbed injury pre and post repair.
This tube has a triangular Freka PEG fixation plate and Cor-Flo end part. The tube itself is held in place by a plastic disc in the stomach and by the triangular plate on the outside. The tube has been in place for some time and the plastic has darkened with use.
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Lichenifed patch of eczema.
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Discoid plaque with crusting, erosions and ooze.
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Multiple excoriated vesicles on an erythematous base, some crusted.
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Multiple little tiny superficial sweat-filled blisters.
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Widespread erythematous maculopapular rash.
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Erythematous rash with surrounding blister and peeling of the skin.
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Erythematous papules coalescing into serpiginous plaques on a background of hazy erythema and hyperpigmentation in the right axilla. On the right cheek there is erythema and fine scale.
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Blue pigmented patches over buttocks and sacrum
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Multiple vesicles and bullae on the face and upper chest. Lesions in clusters with some slight evidence of golden crust.
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Silvery scaly plaques predominantly on extensor arms.
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Blotchy macular erythema on trunk. Could also be consistent with viral exanthem.
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Blue coloured tongue and lips.
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Ill-defined symmetrically distributed erythema on the lower limbs.
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Injected conjunctiva with some erythema.
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Rectangular patch of erythematous, inflamed skin.
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Blisters and erythema over tips of fingers and palm. Deroofed blisters (eroded, erythematous skin) in second photo.
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Lichenified, pale, papular eruption on the extensor surface of the arm. Some excoriation. Possibly some xerosis.
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Diffuse erythematous maculopapular eruption on trunk.
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Multiple scattered crateriform nodules on trunk with surrounding erythema.
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Raised bright red strawberry lesion with associated swelling of the scalp.
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Subcutaneous swelling of anterior neck.
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Multiple erythematous papules with peripheral scale some with a dry crusted scab over the right thigh and knee.
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Inflammatory nodules with sinus tracts of axilla.
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Non-blanching palpable purpura of lower limbs.
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Scaly hypopigmented patches on the lateral neck.
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Scaly and erythematous patches localized on the neck.
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Erythematous macules and papules with some crusting and scale.
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Raised reddish/purplish firm bumps arranged in multiple confluent rings localized on the third finger of the hand.
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Non blanching symmetrical purpuric lesions on the lower legs. Dusky erythema on the feet.
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Multiple small facial pustules predominantly on forehead and peri-nasal areas.
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Erythematous maculopapular eruption on trunk.
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Erythematous shiny eroded skin.
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Multiple flaccid bullae with erosions on upper limb.
Periorbital diffuse swelling with mild erythema.
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Punched out erosion affecting the left lateral neck fold with multiple discrete eroded areas. Lesions appear wet and a number feature deroofed blisters, with one cluster remaining medially. Largest lesion appears ulcerated.
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Mild erythema seen on wrist and dorsum of right hand.
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Dusky atypical target lesions with blisters and erosions.
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Umbilical erosion with multiple crusted erosions on the abdomen.
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Erythematous maculopapular/morbilliform eruption on trunk.
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Multiple crusted ulcerations and pustules on the fingers and genital.
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Forehead laceration repaired with wound glue and steristrips.
Multiple red petechiae across the dorsum of the foot.
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Infected, round ulcer with erythematous borders.
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Widespread eczematous changes on back, bright erythema to buttocks, sparing of natal cleft.
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Superficial raised erythematous swelling/wheals affecting the chest.
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Crust on an erythematous base.
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Area of axillary lichenification and excoriation.
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Erythematous patches and plaques with surrounding pallor.
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Diffuse micropapules coalescing in areas with underlying erythema
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Vascular pedunculate lesion with underlying visible veins.
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Asymmetrical, left sided orbital erythema and associated oedema. Associated mild crusting/skin peeling. Possible exotropia and secondary ptosis.
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Asymmetric bulge over the right scalp.
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White horizontal lines mid-nails consistent with chemotherapy.
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Confluent erythema with scale superiorly + superficial pustules proximal to erythema.
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Extensive wheals affecting the upper chest and neck. Areas of sparing throughout and irregular borders.
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Erythema and adherent scale over scalp.
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Skin coloured papules centred around hair follicles.
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Dermal melanocytosis over the lower lumbar region. Scattered erythematous papules over back.
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Clubbing noted at distal toes/nails.
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Vesicular eruption on palms.
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Butterfly or malar violaceous raised erythematous rash across the cheeks and bridge of the nose. There is mucosal involvement with lesions on the lips.
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Ill-defined hyperpigmentation with follicular prominence over neck. Solitary area of excoriation/ulceration noted on the right side.
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Annular erythematous wheals.
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Multiple polygonal yellow papules and plaques on his dorsal area of the feet.
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Multiple scaly lesions on the lower legs, some appear papular.
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Irregularly shaped scar on the right hand.
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Mildly eczematous patch in the antecubital fossa.
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Pre-deroof: extensive epidermal detachment on the dorsum of the hand. Detached skin is hyperpigmented and necrotic in appearance. Post-deroof – denuded epidermal skin with pink hypopigmentation.
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Single bullae on erythematous base on thumb.
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Xerosis, lichenification, and erythema of the posterior neck.
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Multiple patches of eczema with post inflammatory hypopigmentation over flexural aspect of neck and likely secondary infection (crusting).
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Solitary erosion lower leg +/- crust.
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Eczematous rash across the chest – erythema and lichenification.
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Areas of sloughing of superficial skin and pale, white, leathery appearance suggest possible third degree burn with surrounding blister formation.
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Swelling and blistering with associated erythema involving the whole finger.
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Erythema, lichenification, and hyperpigmentation of anterior neck folds.
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Erythematous scaly plaques on the abdomen and legs.
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Follicular based erythematous papules.
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Erythema and erosions on the inner thighs.
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Well-demarcated erythematous, scaly and peeling rash affecting the whole nappy region.
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Indurated skin at site of injection.
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Multiple bullae on erythematous base on palmar surface of hand.
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The gastrostomy tract is healing. The scar at the medial side of the tract and the vertical lines suggest that this may have been a surgically inserted gastrostomy rather than a true PEG (percutaneous, endoscopic gastrostomy).
There is some redness around the tract and a small amount of discolouration on the dressing which suggests there might be some leakage or maybe infection.
The tube appears to be a 'PEG tube' (e.g. a Freak PEG tube) which is held in place by a plastic disc in the stomach and a plastic retainer on the outside which can be seen under the dressing. It is important that once the tract has healed these tubes are 'exercised' every week – the outside retainer is released, the tube is pushed in several (4-5) cm and then drawn back until snug and the retainer is re-secured. This helps prevent a buried bumper – where the stomach lining grows over the plastic disc on the inside and often needs to be retrieved with an open operation.
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Eczematous patches with lichenification.
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Scaly inflamed patches on the back with excoriations and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Skin-coloured bulge emanating from the umbilicus with erythema and scale consistent with lichen simplex chronicus.
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Erythematous papules on dorsa of both feet extending to the ankles.
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Pinkish maculae as result of peeled skin.
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Erythema and scaling on the scalp.
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Blister following Mantoux.
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Extensive crusted erosions on the trunk and upper limb.
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Discoid plaque with crusting, erosions and ooze.
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Annular hypopigmented patch with central scaling on a background of asteatotic skin.
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Dermatitis over cheeks with a solitary urticated lesion over right upper eyelid. Asteatosis over cheeks bilaterally.
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Widespread ichthyosis with severe lichenification and xerosis.
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Papules + nodules.
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A partial thickness burn to the chest of a young child, following deroofing of non-viable tissue (blisters), revealing a superficial dermal wet pink wound bed, which is likely to be very painful and have a brisk capillary refill.
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Sandpaper-like popular eruption with desquamation.
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Discolouration of the right scrotum
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Multiple excoriated pustules with scaly ragged edge.
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Central break in the skin in two lesions with surrounding erythema and impression of sub epidermal swelling, fading into normal skin at edge.
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Rough verrucous flat-topped lesions on the dorsal fingers.
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Infected round ulcer with well-defined borders.
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Scaly adherent plaques on scalp.
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Loss of the epidermal layers in multiple areas of the face and evidence of blistering elsewhere on the face.
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Pearl-like papules with a dimple in the centre.
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Clubbing noted at distal fingers/nails.
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Hyperpigmentation with scattered hypopigmentation and scale.
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Pink superficial cracks between the linear fissures probably caused by injury or trauma.
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Bitonsillar hypertrophy with white exudate.
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Erythematous maculopapular eruption with sparing of vermillion.
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Bilateral tender erythematous lesions on the lower legs.
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Multiple erythematous nodules of varying sizes with overlying and peripheral scale.
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Oval shaped ecchymosis with central sparing.
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Excoriated papules on dorsal hand with lichenification and pustules.
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Raised scaly patches and plaques.
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Eroded vesicles at corners of mouth and lower lip.
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Small blisters on the sole of the foot, with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Erythema with lichenification of the dorsum of the hand focused over the MCP joints and wrist.
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Deroofed mixed depth burn with a central deep dermal white appearance and peripheral superficial partial thickness pink wound bed presentation. Some non-viable tissue remains around wound edges after debridement.
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Scaly skin on dorsal hand with increased skin markings + scattered skin coloured papules.
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Dry scaly patch on the scalp.
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Erythematous skin with maceration and superficial erosions on the posterior neck in the skin folds.
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Multiple annular, scaly patches all over body, face, and scalp.
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Multiple areas of oval depigmentation, some with scabs still present and some chronic changes.
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Lichenified erythematous/violaceous plaque
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Shiny pale pink skin with blistering and wrinkling at irregular edges.
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Faint scale on the abdomen with periumbilical wrinkling and an eczematous patch on the upper abdomen.
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Swelling of left eyelid.
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White patch of depigmentation in annular shape with island of sparing centrally on right upper lip.
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Erythematous and crusted pre-auricular lesion. Inflammation and swelling with surface scale.
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Everted portion of soft tissue.
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Periorbital vesiculation with hyperpigmentation left side of face.
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Single erythematous lesion. Well defined, symmetrical and uniform in colour. Likely vascular given colour with ‘strawberry-like’ appearance.
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Discrete dermal nodule with associated erythema and hyperpigmentation.
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Multiple papules on an erythematous base on the trunk. Occasional pustules with macular base.
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Confluent erythema with multiple bullae. Eroded erythematous skin.
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Swelling of lower limb with hyperpigmentation.
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Multiple little pus-filled pustules with erythematous halo.
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Atrophic and hypo and hyperpigmented round scars.
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Excoriated papules on dorsal foot, with some pustules.
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Pre de- roof: skin coloured bulla with verruciform lesion at the inferior pole. Post de-roof: deroofed bullae with centralised detached epidermis and underlying denuded skin. Fleshy verruciform lesion at inferior pole.
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Generalised erythematous scaly rash on the back.
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Erythematous lesions with blisters, erosions, + crusting on dorsal hands and perioral area.
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Well circumscribed violaceous umbilical plaque.
Bilateral eye swelling.
Hypopigmented round patches localized on the scalp, as post-inflammatory marks on the skin of atopic patient.
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Confluent crops of monomorphic vesicles on dorsal hand and finger.
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Erythema and crusting of the umbilical stump.
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Multiple monomorphic pearly white papules with central umbilication.
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Follicular repigmentation with hypertrophic scarring,
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Scleral icterus.
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Skin-coloured protrusion emerging from the umbilicus.
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Induration at site of intradermal tuberculin injection.
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Wide spread ill defined erythema over back.
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Extensive blue-grey discolouration affecting the lower back.
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Eyebrow laceration repaired with sutures.
Extensive, well defined, irregular shaped, denuded layer of skin (sloughing), over chest and abdomen.
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Patchy loss of skin colour with sharp margins bilaterally on arms and forearms.
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Well defined erythema in the scalp.
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Scattering of erythematous papules.
Widespread red, blotchy rash on abdomen.
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Erythema with lichenification, scale, and excoriations.
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Patches of lichenified skin in the antecubital fossa with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Redness and swelling of upper eyelid with associated ptosis.
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Skin coloured blisters coalescing into bullae surrounded by erythema in a multi-dermatomal distribution.
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Erythematous papules arranged in an annular distribution with central clearing. One erythematous satellite papule superiorly
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Erythematous patches on the posterior neck and back.
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Confluent shiny erythema with well-defined breakdown of the epidermis and wrinkling at edges on right cheek with lip oedema and separate area or erythema superiorly.
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Petechiae of the hard palate. Common in viral infections.
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Freckle with surrounding lighter area on the abdomen vertical line downward from the nipple.
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Exaggerated scarring response to injury.
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Moist erythema of the anterior neck fold.
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Excoriated erythematous papules on legs with surrounding dry skin.
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Pink irregular patch as result of peeled skin, with multiple pigmented spots inside due to the new growth skin.
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Left facial droop.
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Moist confluently erythematous inflamed area with pustules.
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Scattered patches of hypopigmentation with indistinct margins on abdomen.
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Erythema and punched-out erosions affecting the chin.
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Pus-filled pustules + nodules with honey-colored crusts + ragged edges.
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Multiple little tiny superficial blisters sweat-filled.
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Eczematous patches on the neck and upper chest with some secondary mild impetiginsation. Mild lichenifaction around the mouth. Some areas are hypopigmeted.
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Abscess of the heel with surrounding redness and swelling with an incision wound to the heel.
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Inflammed lesion with central punctum and pustular eruption surrounding this. Background erythema.
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White/pink irregular patches as result of peeled skin.
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Well defined skin breakdown involving both epidermis and dermis. Vessels can be seen within the lesion. Confluent erythema with early evidence of scarring.
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Widespread follicular rash upper chest, with papules and some small pustules.
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Large raised firm swelling with associated erythema.
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Chelitis of lips. The lesions on the chin are flat hypopigmented macules likely post-inflammatory.
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Multiple erythematous to violaceous subcutaneous nodules.
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Widespread erythema with generalised lichenification of the flanks generalised. No evidence of secondary infection.
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Superficially eroded patch with golden crust at periphery.
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Monomorphic erythematous papules with central pustule (this pustule will eventually rupture leaving an ulcer).
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Non-blanching palpable purpura of upper limbs.
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Erythema with ruptured flaccid blister.
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Pustules on an erythematous base.
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Lichenified hyperpigmented plaque with excoriations.
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Multiple coin-shaped eczematous areas on the dorsal hands.
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Numerous irregular ulcerating lesions on background of lichenification. Possible impetiginisation with golden crust overlying lesions.
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Vesicular lesions on palm and fingers of left hand.
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Single verrucous plaque on posterior neck.
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Widespread facial erythema. Fine surface scale and some possible impetiginisation and crusting over the nose. Sparing of forehead and chin. Excoriations.
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Superficial erosion over chin with crusting.
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Extensive scalp scale.
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Intact blister and loss of epidermis with dermal tissue exposed.
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Punctuate grouped ulcers on tongue and crusted vesicles in perioral region.
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Multiple areas of deep blue dermal pigmentation on the back.
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Lichenified excoriated patch with erosions and weeping.
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Milky discolouration of the tongue.
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Erythematous papules with surrounding pallor on lower trunk.
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Likely post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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An erythematous rash with multiple and polymorphic vesicles and blisters, located on the dorsal skin of the knees.
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Patch of hypopigmented skin of the left lower cheek.
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Hyperpigmented patch with raised border and evidence of scar from previous surgery.
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Widespread white scaling of the face on a background of erythema, some periorbital swelling and Dennie Morgan folds with nasal tip sparing. More marked scaling in the neck region.
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Multiple vesicles on an erythematous base.
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Blashkoid distribution of hyperkeratotic papules and plaques along arms.
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Superficial blister on the hand with surrounding erythema.
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Punctate lesion with associated erythematous swelling on the left forearm. There is also a macular papular rash on the chest.
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Excoriated vesicles around the eye.
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Clubbing or bulbous uniform swelling of the terminal phalanx involving all fingers with loss of normal angle between the nail and the nail bed.
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Laceration repaired with glue and steristrips.
Lymphoedema with thickening of the skin (elephantiasis) and associated ulceration and hyperpigmentation.
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Sheets of pustules on abdomen with generalised erythema and desquamation of skin.
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Hyperpigmented annular lesions, featuring erythema and some slight scale.
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Bite mark on fifth toe.
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Erythematous area of leg.
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Irregular purpura of distal feet.
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Flat blue grey birthmark on the lower spine.
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Erythema with indistinct margins and sparing of pressure points (underwear).
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Generalised widespread scaly plaque rash affecting the torso and arms with areas of lichenification.
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Multiple discrete /coalescing wheals over torso and abdomen.
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Non blanching symmetrical purpuric lesions on the dorsum of the hands.
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Patch of hypopigmentation on the right flank with indistinct margins.
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Multiple papules on the plantar surfaces of the feet with evidence of burrows.
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Erythematous macules over distal foot, some purpuric. Likely viral exanthem.
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Ill-defined, erythematous, maculopapular rash, upper right thigh with post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Single annular lesion with central ulceration. Thickened, pink edge to lesion.
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Facial laceration repaired with sutures
Multi-focal non-scarring alopecia with preservation of follicular ostia. Scaly, adherent plaque on the scalp.
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Excoriated papules on lower limbs including soles.
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Acral erythematous macules. No vesicles/blisters or target lesions apparent.
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Multiple crusty erosions on the nose and chin with associated vesicles/blisters on the chin.
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Normal dried umbilical cord
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Erythematous papules symmetrically distributed on legs with surrounding pallor.
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Molluscum contagiosum with secondary infection and ulceration. White material likely exogenous (?zinc cream).
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Eroded superficial blisters with some crusting.
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Multiple, small, superficial, clear blisters.
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Multiple erythematous irregular eroded areas with areas of scarring.
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Multiple areas of deep blue dermal pigmentation on the back.
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Well defined erythema and blistering.
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Very well demarcated linear erythema.
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Erythematous vascular-looking nodule inferior to right eye.
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Rough verrucous flat-topped lesions on the dorsal fingers.
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Erythematous scale over cheeks, mouth and chin. Atopic with irritant dermatitis.
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Blue black macular patches on arms.
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Erythema with shiny bright pink skin and regular edges. Reduced erythema on Day 3.
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Multiple, discrete, annular patches of hair loss over right side (parietal area) of scalp.
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Scaly hypopigmented patches on posterior neck.
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Widespread small papules across left side face, including inner ear. Small amount of scale in ear helix.
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Well-circumscribed blue/green fluctuant mass.
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Linear patch of alternating light and dark brown pigmentation with hypertrichosis.
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Pale, white, flat-topped papules on labial mucosa
Pustules with erythematous base.
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Partial thickness burns on the arm. Areas of depigmentation may take months to repigment.
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Background erythema with papular component on cheek.
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Yellowing of the skin and sclera.
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Dusky atypical target lesions with blisters and erosions.
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Multiple vesicles in different stages, some eroded.
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Islands of repigmentation from patches of vitiligo on anterior shins.
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Detachment of upper layer of skin (epidermis) with charring from presumed blistering from a firework.
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Raised red edge surrounding a central area of hyperpigmentation with accentuated skin markings.
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White coating on tongue.
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Confluent bright pink patches in skin folds of groin and axillae with scattered satellite areas.
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Bullae on fingertip of left second finger.
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Multiple scaly papules on the skin, with characteristic crusting of the skin.
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Non blanching patch of erythema.
Round, scaly, confluent, erythematous patches.
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Blue discolouration affecting the leg.
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Widespread xerosis and fissuring, with ichthyotic appearance to skin. No obvious sparing and there are widespread eczematous changes.
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Clusters of peri-ocular pustules on a background of erythematous patches. Numerous vesicles and erythematous changes across the face.
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Round patches of erythema with desquamation on the neckline.
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Annular erythematous eruption with central crusting and erosion.
Annular scaly shiny plaque on the dorsal foot.
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Multiple vesicles with erythema affecting the right cheek and periorbital area with purulent weeping from the right eye.
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Papular eruption with erythematous base.
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Crops of peri-ocular pustules across both eyes. Background erythema and some excoriation.
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Extensive scale and eczematous patches affecting the upper chest and face with dyspigmentation.
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Multiple papulopustules with early punched-out erosions.
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First photo shows superficial early blister with surrounding erythema. Second photo shows erythematous eroded blister.
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Nodules over right edge. Dystrophic scarring seen on left from recent abscesses. Old scars from previous abscesses also seen.
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Extensive bruising and haematoma formation around left ankle.
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Erythematous papules + microvesicles.
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Erythema around gastrostomy site.
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Yellow scaling of scalp.
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Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Single well-circumscribed hyperpigmented macular patch on chest.
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No epidermal change. Macular pale pink erythema with a white edge/skin coloured edge and appearance of sub epidermal swelling.
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Erythematous macular patch on heel with some surface peeling.
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Scattered erythematous papules on the left side of abdomen with some early pustulation seen in a few.
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Erythematous papules inner thighs with a solitary pustule on left thigh in a caucasian child.
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Hyperpigmented plaques in concha, pinna, and periauricular skin.
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Multiple black papules on the cheeks.
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Blue black macular patches over lumbosacral area.
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Swelling and redness of the eyelid and surrounding soft tissues.
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Fine macular erythema on trunk.
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Linear superficial excoriations/erosions with associated loss of hair.
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Scar overlying the medial malleolus of the left foot. Scattering of erythematous papules, xerosis of the skin (fine overlying scale)
Erythematous skin with overlying scale.
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Crops of monomorphic vesicles on dorsal hand and fingers.
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Extensive wheals.
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Multiple planar warts on the sole of the foot , some in a mosaic appearance.
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Well defined pink plaque in a flexural site. Some white scaling still evident.
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Unilateral erythematous rash well circumscribed around the eye.
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Follicular repigmentation
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Vesicles on an erythematous base with some crusted lesions.
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Superficial blisters around the genital region with surrounding erythema.
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Erythematous papules with surrounding hazy erythema and follicular hyperkeratosis.
Multiple small papules on the leg.
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