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Focal raised inflamed edematous lesions covered with silvery-white micaceous scales
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There were well-defined inflammatory plaques covering about 61% of his total body surface area (TBSA) with associated scaling, lichenification and accentuated skin markings (Figure 1).
(A) superficial exfoliation of the face and lesions were discrete, firm, and silver grey; (B) resolution of skin eruptions
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Superficial exfoliation of the face was noted and the lesions were discrete, firm, and silver grey, involving the entire integument but for the lower limbs, palms and soles (Figure 2A). Patient was however lost to follow up and was seen about 8 months later with complete resolution of plaques following the repeated ingestion of some unknown homemade indigenous medications (Figure 2B) PASI 3.8, which he took in preference to medical treatment.