
News|Slideshows|March 11, 2016
A Pruritic, Polygonal, Papular, Rash on a 10-year-old Boy
Author(s)Jonathan A. Schneider, DO
The eruption has become widespread over a 2-week period. Use your memory of dermatology basics to help make the diagnosis.
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It's after lunch in the acute care clinic and your nurse opens the afternoon by telling you that a difficult dermatology case awaits. You're no stranger to this kind of challenge and enter the exam room with great confidence.The patient: a 10-year-old boy with a history of numular eczema and a recent 2-week history of a widespread rash. Follow the case and its clues in the slides above. You may need to draw on your memory of medical school Derm 101 to generate your diagnosis.
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