
News|Poll|August 16, 2013
White Knuckles
Chalk these lesions up to trauma?
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The mother of a 10-year-old boy brings him in for evaluation of his moles (which are all benign). During the visit, the mother asks about the lesions on the first 2 knuckles of his right hand; she initially noticed them several months earlier. The boy is otherwise healthy.
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