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Kristine B Zitelli1, Brian B Adams
1Department of Dermatology, College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, USA. busseke@ucmail.uc.edu
Abstract:
Pattern recognition remains a valuable tool in the accurate diagnosis of dermatologic disease. A comprehensive patient history and physical examination denote cornerstones of medical evaluation, and in our specialty, dermoscopy can supplement data gathering to allocate cutaneous eruptions into appropriate categories. We present a case of acute onset palmar discoloration occurring in an otherwise healthy patient. Correct diagnosis transpired in the clinical setting with tailored questioning based on careful examination and adjunct dermatoscopic evaluation.
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