Articles / Clinical Quick Quiz | What is the diagnosis for these pigmentary changes on the neck?


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Choose the option you think is the most likely diagnosis from the list below. Log in to submit your answer and find out the correct option.
A 44-year-old man presents with asymptomatic pigmentary changes on the neck.

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