Publications by authors named "Shibhani Sudheer Hegde"

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  • - Seborrheic keratosis (SK) is usually a harmless skin growth in adults, but its rare occurrence in infants presents diagnostic challenges for doctors, particularly when it resembles another condition called epidermal nevus (EN).
  • - The case discusses a child with a unique variant of SK showing a specific pattern (nevo-blaschkoid) that makes it hard to classify, but certain microscopic features can help distinguish it from EN.
  • - A shave biopsy was performed on the child's skin lesion, confirming it as SK and allowing for effective removal, addressing both diagnosis and treatment in one procedure.
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  • Favus is a rare chronic scalp infection primarily affecting children, though some adult cases exist, featuring yellowish plaques and hair loss.
  • An adult patient presented with a non-scalp lesion resembling psoriasis in the forehead area, which led to a diagnostic challenge after she declined a biopsy.
  • Diagnosis was confirmed using potassium hydroxide stains, and treatment with itraconazole led to complete recovery, highlighting the importance of basic diagnostic methods in limited-resource environments.
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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Shibhani Sudheer Hegde"

  • - Shibhani Sudheer Hegde's recent research primarily focuses on pediatric dermatological conditions, particularly rare presentations of skin disorders in infants and adolescents, highlighting the challenges in their diagnosis and understanding.
  • - One notable study explores the rare occurrence of nevo-blaschkoid seborrheic keratosis in children, proposing a connection to epidermal nevi that complicates their clinical recognition.
  • - Another significant article investigates the rare adult presentation of tinea favosa, emphasizing its clinical characteristics and implications for diagnosis in non-pediatric cases.