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Kennedy Sabharwal1, Rachael Guenzel2, Robert C Miller3

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This case study details a patient with non-infectious granulomatous dermatitis, likely caused by prior radiation therapy. Treatment requires a personalized approach due to the broad differential diagnosis.

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