A case report of a man in his 40s presenting with a large nodular plaque on the upper back, evaluated for lobomycosis without associated pain, bleeding, or systemic symptoms.
Single case report with very limited clinical detail provided in the abstract; no treatment outcomes, diagnostic workup details, or follow-up data reported.
Consider lobomycosis in patients presenting with painless, nodular plaques, particularly on the trunk, even without systemic symptoms. Early recognition is key, as this rare fungal infection can be mistaken for other dermatologic conditions.
