Biopsy proven XXXX treated with @entity56593 ointment: case report.

@entity1 @entity2631 @entity134 @entity6914 @entity56593
A 43-year-old @entity1 presented with a widespread @entity2631 , which had its onset three months before. The @entity1 had several plaques of active, pigmented, lilac halo disease on the trunk, arms and thighs. A biopsy confirmed that the @entity1 was suffering from @entity2631 . Therapy with @entity6914 ointment 0.05% was introduced, applied twice a day, 5 days a week. After a month, the ointment failed to significantly improve the lesions. Then the @entity1 was treated with @entity6914 ointment in the morning and @entity56593 ointment 4 mcg/g in the evening. This combination resulted in marked improvement of the disease after 20 days of therapy, and we decided to stop topical @entity134 . After three months of treatment with topical @entity56593 once a day, the plaques regressed considerably and only a very slight pigmentation remained. Therapy was further reduced to one evening, every other day for six months more, and then was suspended completely. No side effects were observed and there was no recurrence at 24-month follow up.
