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Sent to wound clinic for painful ulcer of 8 weeks. Started as a cut but got bigger and more painful. Otherwise healthy. Treating with Neosporin.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/651d5694-2df6-4728-833d-887c2a709ad4)

63 y/o male, had an arthrodesis 4 month ago, having a local redness near the wound, not swollen, very slight serous exudate, no warmth and very itchy. Pt is applying a dressing since the humidity seems to help with the itchiness. doesnt seem like typical cellutitis.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/69cdca26-d4d9-4b71-8a22-31d9c55d9c10)

Patient complains about palpable localized spherical shaped swelling in the upper eyelid, a closer exam revealed this finding. What is your Diagnosis. How would you treat?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/7837ab6e-7b81-44b2-bf78-1cee2ebe1465)

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