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Thursday, September 13, 2007

Hansens Disease (Leprosy)


First Hansen’s I have seen after coming here. The treatment was hindered by the non availability of Dapsone and clofazamine. With the emergence of latest bactericidal drugs it is not much of a problem any more.
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Saturday, June 02, 2007

Periorificial crusting and acral desquamation



This poorly nourished 2-year-old girl developed asymptomatic erythema and crusting of the periorificial areas of the face over last one month. Desquamation of the distal phalanges of the fingers and the toes was also noted. Please take a look at the images and share your comments regarding the differential diagnosis.

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Wednesday, October 25, 2006

Lupus Vulgaris


This 18 yr girl was brought for asymptomatic lesion on left elbow since last 3 months.It was a small papule to begin with, then grew slowly but steadily to attain present size. There is spontaneous healing with atrophy in the upper half .Secondary infection at the lower border is since last 5 days,Another small lesion inferior to the main lesion is post traumatic ecthyma (since 10 days.)There is no h/o injury prior to the main lesion.She also developed slightly tender matted epitrochlear lymphadenopathy 1month after the onset of the lesion.She had taken Anti tubercular treatment for 9 months(1 yr back )for pulmonary Kochs.Her father also had pulmonary Kochs. Posted by Picasa

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