Erythematous plaque with central scarring seen with?: (A) Leishmaniasis, (B) Tinea corporis, (C) Lupus vulgaris, (D) Molluscum contagiosum
Answer is C. Lupus Vulgaris (Most common type) - Erythemous/violaceous plaque with central scarring - On diascopy - Apple jelly nodules are seen at the periphery of lesionQ -Central clearing seen in : TineaQ -Central crusting seen in: LeishmaniasisQ -Central scarring seen in: Lupus vulgarisQ