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A case of histoid leprosy simulating clinically sporotrichosis |
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Young Ho Won, Inn Ki Chun, and Young Pio Kim |
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Dept. of Dermatology, Chonam National University Medical School, Kwangju city, Korea |
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Histoid leprosy is characterized by nodular skin lesion as a rare variant of lepromatous leprosy, and has a close relation to the relapse of leprosy in its pathogenesis. However it can develop also in the new patients who have not been treated for leprosy. The patient was 32-year-old, well developed and healthy farmer, and had not a history of leprosy. The skin lesions on the first visit were single nodular pad in the dorsum of his right hand having a duration of 2 years and several nodules arranged in a linear fashion having a duration of 3 months. So it was considered as being sporotrichosis with clinical lesions and a history of local trauma. After a skin biopsy and fungal examination, it was diagnosed as histoid leprosy. Erythematous nodular eruption of the usual lepromatous leprosy was symmetrically developed on the extremities three weeks after skin biopsy. As mentioned above, we reported an unusual case of histoid leprosy simulating clinically sporotrichosis. |
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