A 31-year-old male came with multiple, red-colored reared ring-shaped lesions over the groin, legs and neck for 4 months. Associated with itching. History of the application of steroids is present. On examination, there are multiple concentric rings of erythema over bilateral lower limbs. This is a characteristic case of Tinea Incognito showing a PSEUDOIMBRICATA pattern.

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Dr. Chinmay Ratkanthiwar

Dr. Chinmay Ratkanthiwar

Dermatologist

· Nagpur

Which subspecies of dermatophyte causes tinea imbricata? A. Epidermophyton Floccosum B. Trichophyton Rubrum C. Trichophyton Concentrica D. Microsporum Canis

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