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Fusiform swelling of tubercular dactylitis: Note the healing sinus
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F1
On examination, she had features of a draining abscess on the dorso-ulnar aspect of the proximal phalanx of the left index finger [Figure 1].
Axillary scrofuloderma with satellite lesion in anterior axillary fold
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F2
Her general examination revealed emaciation with pallor and three small scantily draining axillary ulcers with accompanying axillary lymphadenopathy and an additional satellite ulcer in the midaxillary line near the anterior axillary fold [Figure 2].
Radiological features: Lytic destruction distal to proximal phalangeal physis
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F3
The radiograph showed features of osteomyelitis in the proximal phalanx distal to the physis [Figure 3].
Progressive radiological healing after 6 month of ATT
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F4
The patient was doing better with progressive healing of the bony lesion without any surgery [Figure 4].