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Cutaneous adverse drug reactions (CADR) can present multiple morphologies and differential diagnoses. As HIV, patients are on multiple drugs CADR should always be suspected when new skin rashes appear. Here we discuss the diagnostic process of a CADR secondary to antiretroviral therapy in a male patient with HIV.
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