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Disease course before and after TSEB.. Notes: (A, D) Initial presentation of patient revealed only eczematous changes. (B, E) Rapid disease progression within 3 months demonstrating multiple tumorous nodules throughout the body. (C, F) Complete disease response after 3 months following TSEB. (A-C) Progression of disease course in the face. (D-F) Progression of disease course in upper extremities.. Abbreviation: TSEB, total skin electron beam.
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A 50-year-old African-American male with no significant past medical history was referred to our clinic due to new onset diffuse, infiltrative hyperpigmented plaques covering his upper body (Figure 1A and D). Additionally, he had developed extensive tumor-like nodules throughout his body which were particularly prominent over the face and back (Figure 1B and E). Regardless, the patient responded very nicely with an impressive partial response (>95%) of his lesions seen on initial follow-up from TSEB (Figure 1C and F).