Ronak Chamudiya, a 21-year-old male, presented with hypopigmented spots on his upper chest, back, shoulders, and arms, as well as an infected wound. Upon examination, he had hypopigmented spots with fine scales. Differential diagnoses included seborrheic dermatitis, tinea corporis, vitiligo, and erythrasma. He was diagnosed with tinea versicolor and an abrasion. He was treated with miconazole ointment applied topically for 14 days, an intramuscular tetracycline injection, wound debridement with saline and betadine, and providone ointment applied topically.

1. Case Presentation
Dr. Richin Koshy

2. Basic details
• Name: Ronak Chamudiya
• Age/Sex- 21/ Male
• ID number: 369248
• Location: SMU 2

3. Chief Complaints
• 21 year (Patient Identification Number 13608)
came with complaints of hypopigmented spot
since 2 months on upper chest, back, upper
shoulder and upper arms along with a infected
abraded wound

4. On Examination:-
• Hypopigmented spots with fine scales

5. DIFFRENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
• Seborrheic Dermatitis
• Tinea Corporis
• Vitiligo
• Erythrasama
• Tinea Versicolor

6. INVESTIGATION ADVISED
• NIL

7. Diagnosis
Tinea Versicolor
Abrasion

8. TREATMENT GIVEN
Miconazole Oinment – LA – 14 days
Inj TT 0.5 ml IM
Wound Debridement with Normal saline
and Betadine
Providone Ointment LA

9. REPORT
• Tinea versicolor is caused by a fungus that is normally present on the
skin surface and is therefore not considered contagious. The condition
does not leave any permanent scar or pigmentary changes, and any
skin color alterations resolve within 1-2 months after treatment has
been initiated. Recurrence is common, and prophylactic therapy may
help reduce the high rate of recurrence.
• Tinea versicolor can be successfully treated with various
agents. Effective topical agents include selenium sulfide, sodium
sulfacetamide, ciclopiroxolamine, as well as azole and allylamine
antifungal
• Topical azole antifungals can be applied every night for 2 weeks.
Weekly application of any of the topical agents for the following few
months may help prevent recurrence

11. • THANK YOU.