Friday Pop Quiz 9/25/2026
Your 25-year-old patient notes a rapid onset of numerous lesions like the one pictured here which spontaneously start to resolve without scarring. There is no involvement of the airway. He notes a family history of similar lesions. What is the likely condition, and what is the inheritance pattern?
A. Ferguson-Smith, AD
B. Ferguson-Smith, AR
C. Ferguson-Smith, XLD
D. Grzbowski, AD
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Your 25-year-old patient notes a rapid onset of numerous lesions like the one pictured here which spontaneously start to resolve without scarring. There is no involvement of the airway. He notes a family history of similar lesions. What is the likely condition, and what is the inheritance pattern?
A. Ferguson-Smith, AD
B. Ferguson-Smith, AR
C. Ferguson-Smith, XLD
D. Grzbowski, AD
… 
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