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Dr. Abeer Quitta Comments:

Chronic discoid LE.



dr radwa Comments:

lupus vulgaris



Dr.Nagi mohamed Elhadi ginawi Comments:

Tinea imbricata



Fatma Sadik Comments:

tinea corporis



emy Comments:

psoriasis



emy Comments:

psoriasis



eman ragheb Comments:

we need a pathology



d\mohamed mohdy Comments:

discoid L.E subacute type



hannah Comments:

lupus valgaris



Iman Kotb Comments:

Porokeratosis



Hussein Fahmy Comments:

Please,for the future present the clinical and the pathology slide



Hussein Fahmy Comments:

Tuberceloid Leprosy



Mohsen Soliman Comments:

All the comments are veryfor good, for excellent differential diagnosis. In the begining the case was suspected to be superficial fungus infection, that disseminated. However, negative mycology exam and nor response to systemic or local antifungal excluded the possibility. Vitiligo with an inflammatory wasanother possibility that was put forward, but was not confirmed neither clinicaly nor hisopathologicaly. Professor B.Ackerman in a visit diagnosed the case as subacute cutaneous type ofLupus erythematosus. So I like to congratulate the colleagues who clinshed the diagnosis, as she was the first case to be descibed in egypt, and this was some twent years ago. Thank you and we meet for the next case



mai Comments:

are there any systemic manifestations,alopeia,photosenstivity or eryhema anywhere?



Abbaro Comments:

?? Inflammatory vitiligo



dr sameh Comments:

it seems to be fungal but it is -ve so it may be lupus



nermen mehriz Comments:

a case of subacute cutanous lupus erythematosus



Lilian Harby Comments:

Lupus vulgaris



Mohsen Soliman Comments:

Thank you all for the comments, about this young 11 years old girl, who has got these annular lesion affecting the lateral aspect of the arm. The lesions were rounded well demarcated, scaaly at the marginand superficial. Mycological examination was negative, the lesions slowly progressed in couple of years and started to unite with each other, and in 4 years time it markedly increased in size. What would you suggest for the management. Histopathology examination demonstrated lichenoid infiltrate. Waiting for your comments after examination of the case after 2 & 4 years.



Dr. Zahraa Comments:

Lupus Vulgaris



mostafa shaheen Comments:

Discoid L E L VULGARIS USUALLY LEFT SIDED Is she Egyption?



Dr. Tim Comments:

Lupas Vulgaris



Dr. Altamimi Comments:

Lupus vulgaris



nabil maher Comments:

porokeratosis



nabil maher Comments:

extera facial lupus erthematosus



mariam okair Comments:

as erythematous scally plaques(psoriasis) no signs of scars



AK Comments:

Lupus vulgaris



Dr. Mohsen Soliman Comments:

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