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Dorsum
of tongue showing presence of atrophic candidiasis.
Skin
lesions caused by Cryptococcus neoformans.
Skin
lesions caused by Cryptococcus neoformans.
Chest
and trunk showing presence of multiple discrete and coalescing papular lesions suggestive of crusted scabies.
Cutaneous
dermatophytosis.
Onychomycosis;
fungal infection of the toenails.
Onychomycosis;
fungal infection of the toenails.
Onychomycosis;
fungal infection of the fingernail.
Onychomycosis;
fungal infection of the fingernail.
Diffuse
alopecia with seborrhoeic dermatitis.
Erupting
vesicles of oral herpes simplex viral infection.
Herpes
zoster dermatomal distribution on the trunk.
Herpes
zoster: vesicular lesions on the trunk.
Herpes
zoster: vesicular lesions on the trunk.
Mollescum
contagiosum.
Zidovudine-induced
nail hyperpigmentation, compared to normal fingernails.
Nevirapine
induced Steven Johnson syndrome with oral mucosal membrane involvement.
Mild
Nevirapine-induced rash.
Multiple
ulcers with necrotic floor and erythematous rim involving the hard palate, extending to soft palate.
Hyperplastic
epithelium suggestive of hyperplastic oral candidiasis.
Oropharyngeal
candidiasis.
Oropharyngeal
candidiasis.
Papulosquamous
lesions in the groin with satellite lesions. White silvery scales present. Psoriasis.
Silvery
scales of psoriatic lesions on extensor aspect of forearms. On scraping, minute blood oozes out.
Papulosquamous
plaque-like lesion with silvery white scales and clear margins: Psoriasis.
Seborrheic
dermatitis.
Seborrheic
dermatitis.
Severe
seborrhoeic dermatitis involving the nasolabial fold, cheek, external ears.
Extrapulmonary
Tuberculosis: bone TB.
Collapse
of lumbar vertebral bodies L1/L2 level, with absence of intervertebral disc spaces. Evidence of lumbar scoliosis.
HIV
patient with chronic diarrhoea: presence of muscle wasting on extremities, face.