Author: Yasmin Sultan / Editor: Adrian Boyle / Reviewer: Jolene Rosario, Sarah Gooding / Codes: DP1, DP2, SLO2, SLO5 / Published: 25/05/2020 / Reviewed: 18/04/2024
A 4-year-old child attends the Emergency Department (ED) with some spots on her arm. Her mother first noticed these several weeks ago and thought they were skin tags, but over the last week they have become more numerous and look inflamed. The child is otherwise well.
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