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 | A woman developed pruritic red lesions while visiting Uganda.
A woman in her thirties noted multiple (~10) pruritic raised, red lesions on her left arm and leg and the left side of her trunk during the second day of a trip to southwestern Uganda. During the next week, additional lesions appeared on the left side, and each lesion gradually increased to greater than 3-centimeters in diameter. She went to the dermatology clinic at the regional hospital for evaluation. She reported no associated fevers, sweats, chills, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or headache.
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