Fig. 28. Nonmycotic disorders often contused with fungous eruptions. A, disseminated 

 neurodermatitis in a child with an allergic family history. When only the hands are affected, 

 diagnosis is often difficult. B, lichen spinulosis, which is sometimes secondary to a fungous 

 infection. C, erythema annulare centrifugum simulating the gyrate lesions caused by T. pur- 

 pureum. D, psoriasis simulating tinea circinata. E, inframammary lesions of psoriasis resembling 

 moniliasis. F, intergluteal patch of psoriasis. 



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