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Derm Morphology, Part 1

Characterizing skin lesions by shape, size, color, and distribution is key to making the diagnosis. Can you tell which is which?


 

1. Raised, often itchy, red bumps on the surface of the skin, usually from an allergic reaction.

Diagnosis: Hives/Wheals

For more information on this case, see “Inexperienced runner develops leg rash.” Clin Rev. 2012;22(8):W3.

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