
Diagnosis: Pityriasis versicolor
Description: Scaly hypopigmented rash.
Morphology: Hypopigmentation
Site: Arm,forearm
Sex: M
Age: 26
Type: Clinical
Submitted By: Nameer Al-Sudany
Differential DiagnosisHistory:
Asymptomatic, scaly hypopigmented patches involved the forarm and strangely the dorsa of one hand of 3 months duration. KOH smear of scales showed huphae and spores. Treatment with clotrimazole cream twice daily for 4 weeks has vanished the rash.