![Click here to see the picture 2-A1](figuras/2-0001p.jpg) Fig.2-A1 Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis
In a 45-years old farmer from the town of Barinas / Venezuela an easily bleeding skin ulcer of the size of 4x5 cm. developed at the right side of the chin, allegedly as a consequence of an insect bite.
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![Click here to see the picture 2-B1](figuras/2-0003p.jpg) Fig.2-B1 Carcinoma
In a 65-year old inhabitant of the town of Barinas / Venezuela an oval skin ulcer of 8x6 cm developed on the left cheek. It showed a central necrosis and elevated borders.
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![Click here to see the picture 2-A2](figuras/2-0002p.jpg) Fig.2-A2 Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis
The biopsy shows in the HE stain a non-specific granulation tissue. Within some histiocytes several small granular elements are seen, representing amastigotes of Leishmania brasiliensis, which are Grocott-negative. Identification of these elements is not easy.
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![Click here to see the picture 2-B2](figuras/2-0004p.jpg) Fig.2-B2 Carcinoma
The biopsy shows a poorly cornified squamous cell carcinoma. Numerous atypical nuclei and mitoses are seen.
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