Figure 031_7196. Tinea cruris in an adult. Lesions appear in the groins and spread peripherally. Lesions are well separated from the healthy skin, with inflammation exacerbated on the margins and less severe in the central part. - McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine

Figure 031_7196.
Tinea cruris in an adult. Lesions appear in the groins and spread peripherally. Lesions are well separated from the healthy skin, with inflammation exacerbated on the margins and less severe in the central part.

Figure 031_7196. Tinea cruris in an adult. Lesions appear in the groins and spread peripherally. Lesions are well separated from the healthy skin, with inflammation exacerbated on the margins and less severe in the central part.