55y male, 9 day Hx of rash. Appeared after scratch, which ca | Figure 1

55y male, 9 day Hx of rash. Appeared after scratch, which can be seen in the center of the rash. No Hx allergies, no psoriasis. No plant contact. Pruritic, not painful. Crusting from polysporin. Two other new rashes, different in appearance.

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