Abstract
A 70-year-old male, farmer developed reddish brown verrucous lesion over left inguinal region since 7 years and almost similar lesion was present over right inguinal region since 4 years. No systemic symptoms like cough, fever, weight loss or dyspnoea were present. There was no past or family history of tuberculosis. On cutaneous examination, there was a brownish plaque involving whole right inguinal region with central area of atrophy and hyperkeratotic border at periphery, whereas lesion over other side was hyperkeratotic and involving medial two third of left inguinal region [Table/Fig-1]. Left inguinal group of lymph nodes were enlarged and palpable. Other lymph nodes were normal.
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