In this paper, we have attempted to compile “appearances” observed on clinical [1]
inspection in dermatology which can help a post‑graduate student in making a clinical …

Dermatopathology involves study of the microscopic morphology of skin sections. It mirrors
pathophysiologic changes occurring at the microscopic level in the skin and its appendages …

DISCUSSION Pityriasis versicolor is a chronic superficial fungal infection that clinically
shows red colored, hypo and hyperpigmented lesions involving upper trunk, head, and neck …

A “sign” refers to the objective finding, which a clinician observes during the clinical
examination of the patient. Signs implicate significant changes or abnormal findings which …

A 28-year-old man, undergoing treatment for vitiligo, presented with complaints of new
lesions on the neck for the last 1 week. On examination, multiple hypopigmented macules …

Target lesions are characterized by a distinct clinical morphology, presenting as three
concentric zones. They classically occur in erythema multiforme, an acute, selflimiting, often …

A collarette in dermatology refers to “a narrow rim of loosened keratin overhanging the
periphery of a circumscribed skin lesion, attached to the normal surrounding skin.” 1 The …

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Three cases of pityriasis versicolor presenting as erythematous lesions are described. In two
cases the scrapings were positive for Malessezia furfulr while in the third, Malassezia furfur I …

In a typical clinical vignette, patients of delusion of parasitosis or delusional infestation
present with" evidence of parasites" collected in a container. This" matchbox sign" or" …