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over 5 years ago
How to differentiate between polycoria and pseudopolycoria? and I don't think it is pYLOcoria!
over 5 years ago
Could be polycoria adobus photoshoppus? (Because the iris itself is not round but copied)
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A 37-year-old man was referred to the dermatology clinic for evaluation of skin lesions that had been present since birth. On physical examination, two types of lesions were observed: brownish hyperkeratotic papules following Blaschko’s lines (arrowhead) and pigmented papules distributed in a segmental pattern (arrow). Biopsy specimens obtained from the right arm and the left side of the neck indicated that the hyperkeratotic papules were sebaceous nevi and the pigmented papules intradermal melanocytic nevi. An additional biopsy specimen obtained from a lesion on the right forearm (not shown) revealed squamous-cell carcinoma. Genetic testing was performed on both types of nevi and revealed the same HRAS c.181C→A (p.Gln61Lys) mosaic mutation in both samples. A diagnosis of phakomatosis pigmentokeratotica was made. Owing to the increased risk of cancer involving the skin and other organs that is associated with this rare disorder, regular surveillance and cancer screening are important. The patient underwent complete excision of the squamous-cell carcinoma. He remains under regular surveillance.What is your diagnose ?This image shook my heart.
, Mother and baby crying.
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Unfortunately, it is the reality of many mothers.
We become very sensitive during pregnancy and need more love, attention and care, but that is not always the case.
. Sometimes there are people around us who don't pay attention to us, don't even take a moment to look at them, mom. You pass it on to the kid ... so whatever happens, be happy, and convey that feeling of happiness and security to your little one. Your responsibility is to take care of this little angel, the heart that beats in your body.SALAM, I have a question about corona virus!
It is said that, if the virus is exposed to a temp of 26-27°c, it will be killed...
But our body temp is in average 37°c, which will make it more than enough to kill it, so why are thousands dying???
Does it has a defensive mechanism? Even though it has it should have die on it entry....What is your Diagnosis ???Erythma migransErythma migransMild dysplasia.Mild dysplasia
