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“…Some pustulovesicles could evolve into dry or crusted erosions and eventually leave atrophic whitish scar with surrounding brownish post inflammatory halo within 1 to 4 weeks 2,10 . No specific skin lesions were found, and the faintly erythematous patch with satellite maculopapules in our patient was very different from other reported skin lesions 2,6,9,10 …”
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confidence: 46%
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“…Some pustulovesicles could evolve into dry or crusted erosions and eventually leave atrophic whitish scar with surrounding brownish post inflammatory halo within 1 to 4 weeks 2,10 . No specific skin lesions were found, and the faintly erythematous patch with satellite maculopapules in our patient was very different from other reported skin lesions 2,6,9,10 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 46%
“…It is a rare form of cutaneous tuberculosis secondary to hematogenous spread from the active foci, such as lungs or meninges 2,5 . In 1895, Fox first described the cutaneous miliary tuberculosis as acne scrofulosorum 6 …”
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“…Among the patients with true tuberculous skin infection, 42.3% had lupus vulgaris, 30.8% tuberculosis verrucosa cutis, and 26.9% scrofuloderma. In patients with HIV infection the range of clinical manifestations of cutaneous tuberculosis is wider with miliary cutaneous tuberculosis, tuberculous ulcers or papulonecrotic tuberculid all being seen [6][7][8][9][10]. This latter has posed a problem in some instances in that although it is classified as an id reaction and therefore, by definition, not due to direct involvement of the skin by the organism, some of the lesions have been positive on culture; and, as stated previously, in other instances lesions have progressed to lupus vulgaris.…”
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