harshavardhan_patilalmost 7 years ago
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What is the diagnosis? Cutaneous leishmaniasis Leprosy Leukemia cutis Syphilis Yaws
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almost 7 years ago
Cutaneous leishmaniasis typically begins as a painless papule that enlarges to a nodule with a central crust. The papules and nodules enlarge, may develop central ulceration, and take approximately 1 year to heal without treatment. Satellite lesions may also be present. The patient was treated successfully with injections of sodium stibogluconate
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