Tinea versicolor

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Tinea versicolor

DDx Ref       2339111

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Lesions begin as multiple small circular macules in various colors (white, pink-brown) that enlarge radially. Lesions may be inconspicuous in fair-complexioned individuals during winter.

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Extensive eruption in a dark-skinned person. Lesions are lighter than normal skin; accentuated when uninfected skin tans. Demonstrating the fine scale helps differentiate from vitiligo.

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Lesions may be pink or white in fair skinned patients. This extensive eruption has spread down onto the abdomen.