A man in his 30s presented with progressive skin lesions that had begun on the left cheek shortly after a cerebral hemorrhage. Physical examination showed red and yellowish papules and nodules coalescing into verrucous plaques on the face and scalp, with red-brown infiltrated plaques and satellite papules on the trunk and limbs. What is your diagnosis?
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