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Dermatology Case of the Month - By Diagnosis

Last revised: 15 April 2010

Each month, we email subscribers an interesting dermatology case that should take no more than 5-10 minutes to review.  Cases are also posted on this page.  To subscribe / unsubscribe to any of our newsletters, enter your email address on our new Subscribe page (click here). There is no charge.  To send us an interesting case, email us digitized images in JPG, GIF, TIFF or BMP format of any size that are diagnostic, or other diagnostic clinical information, with a relevant clinical history and a diagnosis, as well as your mailing address.  If we use the case, we will list you as the contributor and send you $35 (US dollars) by check or via PayPal for your assistance. 

Cases by clinical history (click here for cases without diagnosis)

Case 9: 68 year old woman with multiple violaceous skin nodules - leukemia cutis

Case 8: 60 year old man with pearly, popular scalp lesion - epithelioid variant of benign fibrous histiocytoma

Case 7: 33 year old woman with non-scaling facial rash - tumid lupus erythematosus

Case 6: 24 year old woman with skin lesion with central dark brown area - pigmented epithelioid melanocytoma

Case 5: 37 year old man with skin lesion on back - retiform hemangioendothelioma

Case 4: 64 year old woman with abdominal plaques that appear and disappear - erythema gyratum repens

Case 3: 85 year old Mexican woman with pruritic plaques on her trunk - pemphigus foliaceus

Case 2: 20 year old woman with apparent supernumerary nipple - juvenile xanthogranuloma

Case 1: 19 year old man with clinical epidermal cyst on wrist - cellular blue nevus

End of Dermatology Case of the Month – By Diagnosis