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Majocchi-Schaumberg disease

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Presentation is with slightly irritant orange-brown spots, often on the lower legs.

On examination, small petechiae 'cayenne pepper spots' may be seen.

Majocchi-Schaumberg disease tends to be persist. Occasionally it may resolve spontaneously. The irritation associated with the lesions may be relieved by topical steroids.


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