Forms of skin tuberculosis include all EXCEPT
Ans. d (Erythema annulare) (Ref H-17/p. 323).Erythema annulare is a specific pattern in the skin with a large number of reported associations, ranging from fungal and viral infections to sarcoidosis and carcinoma. It consists of a small erythematous macule that enlarges to form an expanding ring, usually on the trunkClassification of skin tuberculosisPatients with good resistancePatients with absent or poor resistance1Lupus vulgaris1. Miliary tuberculosis2Scrofuloderma2. Primary tuberculous complex3Tuberculosis Verrucosa cutis 4Tuberculids 5Exanthematous lesions 6Tuberculosis miliaris disseminata 7Lupus miliaris disseminatus fasciei 8Papulonecrotic Tuberculids 9Lichen Scrofulosorum ErythemasErythema Chronicum MigransLyme's diseaseErythema necrolyticum migransGlucagonoma causesErythema marginatumRheumatic feverErythema InfectiosumParvo virusErythema MultiformisStevens-Johnson syndromeErythema NodosumDrugs & InfectionsErythema Arthriticum EpidemicumHaverhill fever, streptobacillus moniliformisErythema gyratum repensInternal malignancyErythema ab igneA reticulated, pigmented, macular eruption that occurs mostly on the shins,Erythema caloricum (Toasted shins)of bakers, stokers, and others exposed to radiant heat.
Lupus vulgaris
Scrofuloderma
Erythema nodosum
Erythema annulare
Bacterial Infection of Skin