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This eight years old boy has the above non-pruritic scalp lesions since infancy. He currently presented because the mother noted significant hair loss of one month duration. The lesions are very scaly plague with ill-defined borders. Wood's lamp and fungal scrapping were negative.
What is it?
I treated the patient for
Seborrheic capitis (seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp).
1 comment:
Tinea amiantacea?
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