The Brief Case: Monkeypox Disseminated Cutaneous Lesions in an AIDS Patient

bstract A 43-year-old African-American man with HIV/AIDS who received irregular HARRT treatment was diagnosed with disseminated monkeypox. When the patient was presented to our hospital after three months of his diagnosis, monkeypox had caused gigantic verrucous skin lesions throughout the body as the HIV infection was not controlled. The patient was admitted for treatment and was discharged after 4 months. His large dermal lesions are almost healed now after 8 months of treatment.