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case_images: Actinic keratosis on the hand prior to honey treatment.
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case_images: A 66-year-old Caucasian gentleman presented to his GP with a singular, raised, crusted, scaly lesion of 21 x 20mm size with marginal erythema on the dorsum of his left hand (Figure 1).
case_images: Site of actinic keratosis at three months (immediately after honey treatment).
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case_images: After three months, residual appearance of the lesion was a 20 mm by 17 mm area of pink skin with no elements of hypertrophy, crusting, or loss of skin integrity (Figure 2).
case_images: Hand at two years after treatment, showing normal skin and no signs of recurrence.
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case_images: A photograph was taken at this time (Figure 3).