Dr. Salequr Rahman from the Department of Community Medicine presented on post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis (PKDL). PKDL can present as macular, papular, or nodular lesions. It can also appear as plaques that are photo sensitive or have a "leonine face" appearance. Differential diagnoses for the lesions include hypopigmented lesions from leprosy, tinea versicolor, photosensitive erythema plaques, secondary syphilis, multibacillary leprosy, sarcoidosis, and neurofibromatosis.

1. Presented By:
Dr.Salequr Rahman
Dep. Of Community Medicine

3. PKDL : macular

4. PKDL : Papular
Plaque ( Photo
sensitive)
Plaque (Leonine face )

5. PKDL
PKDL :NODULES
: infiltration
Infiltrative plaques
No eye brow involvement

7. D/D : hypo
pigmented
lesion – Leprosy
P. versicolor
Nerve Thickening in Leprosy
D/D:
Photosensitive
eryth.plaque

8. D/D: papular/ nodular lesion
Secondary syphilis
(papulo nodular lesions )
MB leprosy
Sarcoid (papular)
Neurofibromatosis