The ‘Iris lesions ’ are pathognomonic of
Correct Answer: Erythema Multiforme
Description: Erythema Multiforme
The classic skin lesion consists of a central blister or necrosis with concentric rings of variable color around it called typical “target” or “iris” lesion that is pathognomonic of EM;
variants are called “atypical target” lesions (Figure 4-16). The skin may feel itchy and burnt. Postinflammatory hyperpig - mentation is common in dark-skinned individuals and may be worsened by sun exposure.
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