21 yo woman with spontaneous-onset rash on right hand. Denie | Figure 1

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21 yo woman with spontaneous-onset rash on right hand. Denies any new exposures. No other rashes present. No history of similar rash. No other family members affected. The rash is very itchy and began on the dorsal 3rd MCP. Is this presentation consistent with a dermatophyte infection? Any help would be appreciated!

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