News|Poll|December 9, 2015

Teen Boy with a Progressive Pruritic Rash

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VIDEO: The lesions appear oval with trailing edge scale. Note the the pattern and distribution in the video interview; what's your diagnosis?

A 13 y/o boy is seen for a pruritic rash that been spreading x1 week; lesions are widespread over chest and back w axilla involvement. Recent hx of viral illness now resolved. PMH: noncontributory.

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Teen Boy with a Progressive Pruritic Rash

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