With epiluminescence, we observed an intense greenish colouration around the ulcers and a bluish colouration following a “parallel furrow” and a “lattice-like” pattern ( Fig. Upon illuminating the ulcers with a Wood lamp, a faint peripheral light green fluorescence was observed. They had a rounded or ovaloid shape with discharge exuding from the base and a characteristic greenish hyperkeratotic halo. During the examination, 2 small ulcers were observed at the head of the third metatarsal of the right foot and 3 on the left foot ( Fig. She denied having suffered any trauma or injuries to this location.
The patient worked in a damp environment and wore rubber boots. The Journal is included in Science Citation Index Expanded, Medline/PubMed, and SCOPUS.Ī 49-year-old woman with a history of β-lactam allergy, referred for evaluation of small painful, bilateral and symmetrical ulcers in the anterior plantar region of both feet with one month of evolution.
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