Case Study: Painful and Itchy Rash on the Face, Torso, and Armpits
A patient presents to the emergency department complaining of a severe rash affecting his face, torso, and armpits.
A patient presents to the emergency department complaining of a severe rash affecting his face, torso, and armpits.
A patient presents with a bump on the tip of the nose that has been present for several months.
A woman presents with rough bumps on her neck, trunk, and shoulders that are itchy and malodorous.
A man presents with a 6-month history of increased redness, itching, and burning of his scrotum.
Cutaneous manifestations may be the first indication of hepatitis C virus (HCV) and should prompt HCV testing. In most cases, skin manifestations disappear after appropriate HCV treatment or viral clearance.
Examination of a man presenting with contact dermatitis also reveals violaceous papules on his penis.
A woman with fair skin presents with an asymptomatic growth on her chest first noted 3 months ago.
A woman requests removal of an asymptomatic papule on her eyelid that has slowly been increasing in size.
A man presents with a growth under his right eye that gradually has increased in size during the past year.
A woman presents to the emergency department with a mildly itchy rash on her legs and lower extremity joint pain following a cold.