A 25-year-old man presented with pruritic, erythematous plaque studded with pustules in the beard of three months duration. KOH mount preparation showed fungal hyphae and spores and the condition responded very well to systemic griseofulvintherapy.
A 43-year-old woman presented with a solitary, asymptomatic, brownish red, indurated plaque with multinodular surface and irregular well-demarcated outline on the thigh of one year duration. Skin biopsy was consistent with MF plaque stage.
A 23-year-old male suffered large patches of depigmentation affecting the neck, upper back and the chest of three years duration. The whitish patches are sharply demarcated with some residual brownish areas within.
A 26-year-old female presented with an asymptomatic but cosmetically-bothering monomorphous papulopustular rash involved mainly the upper trunk and shoulders of one month duration. The patient gave history of previous oral corticosteroid intake for respiratoy allergy.
A 4-year-old woman had been treated wrongly with potent topical corticosteroid after being diagnosed as foot eczema. Later she presented with red scaly pruritic plaques on the dorsum of the foot (Psoriasiform or eczematous-like rash). KOH mount preparation of lesional scales yielded positive results of tinea infection (hyphae and spores). She responded well to systemic antifungal therapy.
An 38-year-old lady presented in a bad general state, dehydrated, febrile and severe bullous reaction of three days duration after one intramuscular injection of an antibiotic (Cefotaxime?). She had severe mucous membrane involvement with swelling and denudation (mouth, conjunctivae and vagina) in addition to severe blistering of the skin with many target lesions.
A 24-year-old lady presented for the first time with cyanosis of the skin in a net-like or marbled appearance localized to the dorsal surface of both feet. She had no underlying hematological, connective tissue or other systemic disease.
