60yo man with diabetes on insulin. 3-4 months of moderately | Figure 1

Case Summary

60yo man with diabetes on insulin. 3-4 months of moderately itchy lesions on arms (wrists to upper arms) and legs (ankles to upper thighs). Easily excoriated. Lesions hear with hyperpigmented scar and new lesions form. Any ideas?

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