Erythematous scale over cheeks, mouth and chin. Atopic with irritant dermatitis.
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Linear patch of alternating light and dark brown pigmentation with hypertrichosis.
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Single well-circumscribed hyperpigmented macular patch on chest.
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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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Faint scale on the abdomen with periumbilical wrinkling and an eczematous patch on the upper abdomen.
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Extensive lichenification of the dorsal fingers, hand, and wrist, with excoriations and erosion.
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Erythematous tender nodules on shins with bruised appearance.
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Extensive wheals affecting the upper chest and neck. Areas of sparing throughout and irregular borders.
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Hyperpigmented patch with raised border and evidence of scar from previous surgery.
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Multiple excoriated vesicles on an erythematous base, some crusted.
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Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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White coating on tongue.
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Erythema and crusting of the umbilical stump.
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Erythematous skin with maceration and superficial erosions on the posterior neck in the skin folds.
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Multiple papules on an erythematous base on the trunk. Occasional pustules with macular base.
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Confluent crops of monomorphic vesicles on dorsal hand and finger.
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Rough verrucous flat-topped lesions on the dorsal fingers.
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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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Scar overlying the medial malleolus of the left foot. Scattering of erythematous papules, xerosis of the skin (fine overlying scale)
Atrophic and hypo and hyperpigmented round scars.
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Oedema and erythema of the toes circumferentially.
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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Bilateral tender erythematous lesions on the lower legs.
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Excoriated papules on dorsal hand with lichenification and pustules.
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Eroded vesicles at corners of mouth and lower lip.
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Hyperpigmented patch on the leg.
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Annular erythematous wheals.
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Erythematous papules with surrounding hazy erythema and follicular hyperkeratosis.
Clubbing noted at distal toes/nails.
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Confluent pustules and nodules with honey-colored crusts and ragged edge.
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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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Multiple erythematous linear/actuate lines on toes and dorsal foot.
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Erythematous rash with surrounding blister and peeling of the skin.
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Annular hypopigmented patch with central scaling on a background of asteatotic skin.
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Hyperpigmented plaques in concha, pinna, and periauricular skin.
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Non blanching symmetrical purpuric lesions on the lower legs. Dusky erythema on the feet.
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Widespread follicular rash upper chest, with papules and some small pustules.
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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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Inflammatory nodules with sinus tracts of axilla.
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Localised induration with overlying erythema and oedema (peau d'orange) and areas of blistering and papulation within the erythema.
Petechiae of the hard palate. Common in viral infections.
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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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Blue coloured tongue and lips.
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Eyebrow laceration repaired with sutures.
Excoriated papules on lower limbs including soles.
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Follicular repigmentation
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Widespread erythema across upper chest anteriorly extending to neck. Well defined border at neck. Some wheals.
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Superficial raised erythematous swelling/wheals affecting the chest.
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Multiple erythematous to violaceous subcutaneous nodules.
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Extensive scale and eczematous patches affecting the upper chest and face with dyspigmentation.
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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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Scaly skin on dorsal hand with increased skin markings + scattered skin coloured papules.
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Islands of repigmentation from patches of vitiligo on anterior shins.
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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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Raised scaly patches and plaques.
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White horizontal lines mid-nails consistent with chemotherapy.
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Diffuse erythematous maculopapular eruption on trunk.
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Clubbing noted at distal fingers/nails.
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Confluent erythema with scale superiorly + superficial pustules proximal to erythema.
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Diffuse micropapules coalescing in areas with underlying erythema
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Eczematous patches with lichenification.
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Erythematous skin with overlying scale.
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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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Multiple small crusted erosions with larger erythematous erosions.
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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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Multiple small papules on the leg.
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Single large area of completely denuded epidermis with geometric edges with peripheral bullae.
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Extensive papular eruption on upper limbs with thick crust affecting trunk.
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Dusky atypical target lesions with blisters and erosions.
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Bright red non-confluent eruption with very fine papules.
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Multiple erythematous irregular eroded areas with areas of scarring.
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Small superficial erosion of the right lower labial mucosa with surrounding erythema.
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Frictional darkening of the extensor surfaces of the knees with thickened skin.
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Multiple areas of deep blue dermal pigmentation on the back.
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Crust on an erythematous base.
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Progression of umbilical granuloma with salt treatment.
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Scaly hypopigmented patches on posterior neck.
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Erythema around gastroscopy site.
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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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Chelitis of lips. The lesions on the chin are flat hypopigmented macules likely post-inflammatory.
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Dusky atypical target lesions with blisters and erosions.
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Very well demarcated linear erythema.
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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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Lichenified, pale, papular eruption on the extensor surface of the arm. Some excoriation. Possibly some xerosis.
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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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Large raised firm swelling with associated erythema.
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Follicular based erythematous papules.
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Skin-coloured protrusion emerging from the umbilicus.
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Erythema with ruptured flaccid blister.
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Multiple black papules on the cheeks.
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Patch of hypopigmentation on the right flank with indistinct margins.
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Nailbed injury pre and post repair.
First photo shows superficial early blister with surrounding erythema. Second photo shows erythematous eroded blister.
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Patches of severely scaly skin.
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Round, scaly, confluent, erythematous patches.
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An abscess (tuberculosis colliquativa cutis). An ulcerated abscess with well-defined + raised borders.
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Swelling of left eyelid.
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Scaly inflamed patches on the back with excoriations and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Scaly hypopigmented patches on the lateral neck.
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Well-demarcated erythematous, scaly and peeling rash affecting the whole nappy region.
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Multiple polygonal yellow papules and plaques on his dorsal area of the feet.
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Multiple, small, superficial, clear blisters.
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Blue discolouration affecting the leg.
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Erythema and scaling of the cheeks and forehead.
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Crops of monomorphic vesicles on dorsal hand and fingers.
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Chin laceration repaired with wound glue and steristrips.
Single erythematous lesion. Well defined, symmetrical and uniform in colour. Likely vascular given colour with ‘strawberry-like’ appearance.
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Pustules with erythematous base.
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Papulosquamous eruption affecting the dorsa of the fingers.
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Confluent bright pink patches in skin folds of groin and axillae with scattered satellite areas.
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Moist confluently erythematous inflamed area with pustules.
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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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Erythema of cheeks and perioral area with likely secondary bacterial infection (note the honey-coloured crusting).
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Erythematous maculopapular eruption on trunk.
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Forehead laceration repaired with sutures and steristrips.
Blister following Mantoux.
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Erythematous papules arranged in an annular distribution with central clearing. One erythematous satellite papule superiorly
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Monomorphic erythematous papules with central pustule (this pustule will eventually rupture leaving an ulcer).
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Silvery scaly plaques predominantly on extensor arms.
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Pus-filled pustules + nodules with honey-colored crusts + ragged edges.
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Flat blue/grey areas on the back.
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Erythematous lesions with blisters, erosions, + crusting on dorsal hands and perioral area.
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Non-blanching palpable purpura of lower limbs.
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Few comedones (blackheads), papules + cysts with inflammation.
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Fine predominantly macular erythematous eruption on the trunk.
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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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Annular scaly shiny plaque on the dorsal foot.
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Sandpaper-like popular eruption with desquamation.
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Pink superficial cracks between the linear fissures probably caused by injury or trauma.
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Forehead laceration repaired with wound glue and steristrips.
Erythematous lump on the upper eyelid.
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Excoriated papules on dorsal foot, with some pustules.
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Scattered small lesions of non-blanching erythema/purpura. Two ecchymoses evident
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Blue subcutaneous swelling.
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Swelling and blistering with associated erythema involving the whole finger.
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Indurated skin at site of injection.
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Skin-coloured protrusion emerging from the umbilicus.
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Widespread erythema with generalised lichenification of the flanks generalised. No evidence of secondary infection.
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Infected round ulcer with well-defined borders.
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Single verrucous plaque on posterior neck.
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Multiple areas of deep blue dermal pigmentation on the back.
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Non blanching patch of erythema.
Widespread eczematous changes on back, bright erythema to buttocks, sparing of natal cleft.
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Irregular purpura of distal feet.
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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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Xerosis, lichenification, and erythema of the posterior neck.
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Small blisters on the sole of the foot, with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Papular eruption with erythematous base.
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Erythematous patches and plaques with surrounding pallor.
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Injected conjunctiva with some erythema.
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Extensive ulceration and eschar affecting lower abdomen with surrounding erythema.
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Confetti-like small hypopigmented macules affecting upper chest and neck.
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Excoriated vesicles around the eye.
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Erythematous papules and pseudo vesicles over shins.
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Patches of lichenified skin in the antecubital fossa with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Lichenifed patch of eczema.
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Erythematous patches on the posterior neck and back.
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Wheal demonstrated next to intradermal injection site.
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Laceration repaired with glue and steristrips.
Excoriated erythematous micro papules on a background of diffuse erythema.
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Scattering of erythematous papules.
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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Indurated plaque with large central punctum and peripheral scale.
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Shiny pale pink skin with blistering and wrinkling at irregular edges.
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Skin-coloured bulge emanating from the umbilicus with erythema and scale consistent with lichen simplex chronicus.
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Erythema with shiny bright pink skin and regular edges. Reduced erythema on Day 3.
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Discrete dermal nodule with associated erythema and hyperpigmentation.
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Well-circumscribed blue/green fluctuant mass.
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Forehead laceration repaired with sutures.
Bite mark on fifth toe.
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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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Multiple planar warts on the sole of the foot , some in a mosaic appearance.
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White/pink irregular patches as result of peeled skin.
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Redness and swelling of upper eyelid with associated ptosis.
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Erythema and punched-out erosions affecting the chin.
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Bilateral eye swelling.
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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Raised bright red strawberry lesion with associated swelling of the scalp.
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Single well-circumscribed hyperpigmented macular patch on abdomen.
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Follicular repigmentation with hypertrophic scarring,
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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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Confluent erythema with multiple bullae. Eroded erythematous skin.
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Patch of hypopigmented skin of the left lower cheek.
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Central erythema, lichenification, and hyperpigmented edge over flexure. Shiny due to emollient.
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Annular plaques with some peripheral scaling on limb.
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Erythematous papules + microvesicles.
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Extensive blue-grey discolouration affecting the lower back.
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Multiple scattered crateriform nodules on trunk with surrounding erythema.
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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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Non-blanching palpable purpura of upper limbs.
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Yellowing of the skin and sclera.
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Vesicular eruption on palms.
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Infected, round ulcer with erythematous borders.
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Erythematous maculopapular/morbilliform eruption on trunk.
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Facial laceration repaired with sutures
Irregularly shaped scar on the right hand.
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Single bullae on erythematous base on thumb.
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Ruptured blister on the anterior wrist with erosions laterally and medially.
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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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Non blanching symmetrical purpuric lesions on the dorsum of the hands.
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Generalised macular papular rash on the back.
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Milky discolouration of the tongue.
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Vesicles on an erythematous base with some crusted lesions.
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Rough verrucous flat-topped lesions on the dorsal fingers.
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Multiple bullae on erythematous base on palmar surface of hand.
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