PMC10220448_01
Diffuse hypopigmented papulonodular rash. Cutaneous biopsy showed Leishmaniasis chassis and infantum
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F1
He presented with a nonulcerative papulonodular hypopigmented rash with lesions scattered along the bilateral upper and lower extremities, trunk, and abdomen [Figure 1]. H and E staining of the cutaneous biopsy showed Leishmaniasis chassis and infantum.
Slit-lamp photographs of the left eye with conjunctival injection, ciliary flush, and corneal infiltrates at the limbus. The epithelium is intact, and the findings presented 7 days after the start of redness, pain, and photophobia
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F2
Biomicroscopy showed unilateral 3+ conjunctival and ciliary injections, corneal peripheral haze with focal areas of whitening without epithelial loss or ulceration, and 1+ anterior chamber cell [Figure 2].
Slit-lamp photograph of the affected left eye showing complete resolution of limbal infiltrates, conjunctival hyperemia, and anterior chamber inflammation following topical steroid therapy
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F3
The patient responded rapidly to the application of topical steroids with complete clearing of corneal infiltration and resolution of anterior uveitis [Figure 3].