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Photo 1. Neurotrophic ulcer.
Photo 2. Fixed drug eruption to NSAIDS.
Photo 3. Fixed drug eruption to Quaaludes.
Photo 4. Foscarnet in HIV+ patient.
Photo 5. Foscarnet penile ulcers.
Photo 6. Chancroid.
Photo 7. Phagedenic Chancroid.
Photo 8. Chancroid too.
Photo 9. Chancroid (2).
Photo 10. Chancroid (3).
Photo 11. Chronic herpes simplex virus in HIV disease mimicking
Photo 12. Aphthous ulcer of AIDS.
Photo 13. Primary syphilis (chancre).
Photo 14. Primary syphilis (chancre) too.
Photo 15. Multiple primary syphilitic chancre.
Photo 16. Primary and secondary syphilis; VDRL 1:16 in an HIV-positive
Photo 17. Pyoderma gangrenosum.
Photo 18. Squamous cell carcinoma.
Photo 19. Necrosis of penis following removal of two rings at base of penis.
Photo 20. Necrosis of penis following removal of two rings at base of penis too. » Abscess » Ainhum » Charcot foot » Digital necrosis » Facial ulcers » Fingertip lesions » Fingertip necrosis » Inguinal lymphadenitis » Livedo reticularis with or without necrosis » Neck lesions » Necrosis » Nodules, congenital » Nodules, foot » Nodules, hyperpigmented » Nodules, juxta-articular » Nodules, knee » Nodules, multilobulated » Nodules, multiple, subcutaneous » Nodules, red » Nodule, red, extrimities » Nodules, red, face » Nodules, red, feet » Nodule, red, hand » Nodules, skin colored » Nodules, ulcerated » Nodules, vascular appearance (kaposi » Paronychia » Penile lesions » Penile ulcers » Perianal ulcers, single or multiple » Scalp ulcers » Scrotal ulcerations » Ulcers » Ulcers of the foot » Ulcers of the leg » Ulcers of the leg in a young patient |
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