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Female patient, 14 years old, student with asymptomatic lesions in the posterior cervical region for approximately 6 months. She denies a previous history of allergies, denies contact with animals and says that her father has been being treated for Psoriasis control for more than 5 years.

The examination shows lesions in a varied way, with a slightly pink base and superficial peeling.

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Considering the patient’s age, family history and characteristics of cervical lesions, it is possible that it is Guttate Psoriasis, but also it is not possible to rule out a dermatophytosis.

Diagnosis Added

Guttate Psoriasis/ Dermatophytosis

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