52 years old female, without family history of psoriasis or | Figure 1

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52 years old female, without family history of psoriasis or other kind of skin disease, she works as a waitress and she has no contact with chemicals or animals, she had an eruption with watery secretion in her fingers 2 months ago, she was treated with cephalotin, itraconazole and esteroid ointment for 10 days with moderate improvement, since then she hadn't received any management and today comes for this lesions, she complaints of dryness but no pain other itchy. What do you guys think?

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