
|Articles|October 1, 2003
Scaly elbow rash migrates to fingernails: What next?
A 22-month-old boy is brought to you with an asymptomatic, linear scaly rash that developed on his right elbow four months ago. Two weeks after onset, the eruption had extended down his right arm to the top of the hand and onto the fourth finger.
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