‘Verruca Vulgaris’

27 March, 2015 By NT Contributor

A 5 year-old patient presents with this lesion, which began as a blister and evolved into the above growth over the course of 5 days.

After members of the Figure 1 community suggested subcutaneous horn, verruca vulgaris, and pyogenic granuloma, a diagnosis of verruca vulgaris has now been given.

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