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|Poll|January 17, 2018
Hypopigmented Lesion on Arm of 27-Year-Old Patient
Author(s)Cesar A. Moran, MD
A 27-year-old immigrant from Africa presents with a hypopigmented arm lesion, and a biopsy is obtained. What is your diagnosis?
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A 27-year-old immigrant from Africa presents with a hypopigmented arm lesion, and a biopsy with special stains is obtained. This image represents an acid-fast histochemical stain.
Based on the image shown, what is your diagnosis?
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