Apple Jelly Nodule

Abstract

A 65-year-old male farmer by occupation presented with From the

Granuloma faciale: An unusual diascopic finding

“…[ 6 ] It is considered to represent the collection of tubercles in the dermis with degenerative changes. [ 7 ] Although highly characteristic of lupus vulgaris, it is not pathognomonic as other chronic granulomatous disorders of skin such as lupoid leishmaniasis, sarcoidosis, lupoid rosasea, pseudolymphoma may also give similar appearance on diascopy. [ 8 ]…”