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Case 3: Skin Lesions of Trunk and Extremities, Clinical R/O Scabies,An 82-year-old female was seen in a nursing home for a widespread rash on the abdomen, lower extremities, groin folds, and buttocks. The rash began 2?months ago and was extremely itchy, especially at night time. She had no previous history of any skin conditions.

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Case 7: Skin of Scalp, R/O Tinea vs. Seborrheic Dermatitis,A 7-year-old African American female presented with an itchy and scaly scalp. The patient first noticed the itchiness and flaking several weeks ago. The patient’s mother also reported some areas of hair loss on the scalp at sites where the patient was scratching the most.

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Case 11: Skin Lesion Left Upper Arm, R/O Cyst,A 17-year-old male presented with concerns of a mass on his left arm for 2?years. The patient noticed that the mass had been enlarging in the past several months. He denied any pain, pruritus, or discharge. He had no previous history of similar lesions.

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Case 15: Skin of Mid Lateral Back, R/O Fibroma,An 18-year-old male with no significant past medical history presented with a bump on his left back. The patient recalled it had been present for several years and had not enlarged or changed in any way. Recently, the bump would become irritated when he would put on or take off his shirt.

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Case 16: Skin of Upper Abdomen, R/O Squamous Cell Carcinoma vs. Basal Cell Carcinoma,An 84-year-old female presented with a red lesion on her abdomen for several years. The lesion was not itchy, or painful. However, it did grow in recent months and did not go away with topical steroids. No drainage was reported. The patient had no previous history of skin cancer.

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