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Overgrowth syndromes are characterized by Global or localized excessive growth coupled with additional abnormalities, such as vascular malformations and neurological and/or visc…
The Rhinophyma is a benign skin condition which mostly affects Caucasian men between the ages of five and seven. It is characterized by progressively enlarging nasal skin, irregul…
This is 38-year-old woman who was followed up in oncogynecology for her neobreast, having benefited from a patey 2 years ago, presented with pigmented lesions on the left edge o…
Tinea Capitis are frequent dermatophytes affecting mainly children. They are mainly found on the scalp, their localization on the eyebrows remains. Trichoscopy finds its place i…
Background: Systemic lupus erythematosus is an autoimmune systemic disease in which skin involvement is particularly frequent, representing 80% of cases, with a clear female predo…
Nodules of the face in children are not an uncommon diagnosis. Apart from benign vascular tumors, other nodules of the face pose a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. Juvenile x…
The quality of a surgical scar depends on many local and general factors. The combination of different treatment methods is necessary to obtain better results, and to avoid unsi…
Lichen planus pigmentosus is considered a rare variant of lichen planus. It is characterized by acquired dark brown to gray macular pigmentation localized on sun-exposed areas. As…
Mycetomas are chronic subcutaneous infections that are mutilating and endemic in the dry tropics, they can be caused by fungal or bacterial agents. They sit preferentially on the …
Non-scarring alopecia in children and adolescents is a frequent reason for consultation in dermatology, whose etiologies are multiple, the particularity in adolescents that they a…
Gunshot accident can cause ulceration. Traumatic tattoos result from inclusions of intradermal plomb mishaps particles. Our article highlights the clinical and dermoscopic signs in…
The BCC is a cancer with low grade and rares métastases. Superficial basal cell carcinoma (SSBCC) comprise up to 25% of all histological sub-types. They are more likely to occur o…
Pili annulati is an autosomal dominant hair shaft disorder characterized by alternating light and dark bands in hairs of affected individuals. Trichoscopy remains a non-invasive to…
77-year-old patient, diabetic on insulin, who consulted for an increase in the size of a pigmented lesion in the left arm for 1 year asymptomatic. The dermatological examination…
A 6 week-old boy, was evaluated for 2 asymptomatic,erythematous lesions on the right scalp vertex that was present 7 days after birth. He was otherwise healthy. Dermatological e…
Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease with cutaneous tropism, it is a common affection with broad clinical polymorphism, the tumorless aspect is rare, it mimics real tumor patholog…
Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis are severe forms of cutaneous adverse drug reaction often due to medication. Rarely these cutaneous manifestations can be t…
Adult female acne is a chronique dermatosis of increasing incidence; hyperandrogenism is present in many cases, but there are patients without hormonal abnormalities. The aim of th…
Background: Zinc is an essential trace element required for proper bodily function. Its deficiency can lead to various manifestations, including dermatological issues. There are t…