PALPEBRAL CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIASIS MIMICKING AN ADNEXAL TUMOR: DERMOSCOPY AT THE HEART OF THE DIAGNOSIS
Background: Cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) is a common infection in endemic areas and displays a wide clinical polymorphism that can mimic inflammatory, granulomatous, or tumoral lesions, particularly on the face. Eyelid involvement is rare and may be mistaken for a chalazion, an adnexal tumor, or a basal cell carcinoma,...