| Summary: | Introduction: Mycosis fungoides although a cutaneous T-Cell lymphoma can immitate many dermatological disorders. A 60 year old
man presented to our hospital with generalized annular plaques, few with verrucous surface. The annular lesions imitated Psoriasis,
Tinea, Syphilis and the diagnosis was in dilemma. Histopathology gave the light and path to diagnosis. Case report: A 60 year old
man presented with complains of erythematous scaly lesions since 20 year, Lesions were initially flat and erythematous which later
became ulcerated, crusted and painful. H/O exacerbation and remission was present. Conclusions: Mycosis Fungoides is a great
imitator both clinically and histopathologically. We are presenting a case report of patient with Mycosis Fungoides, Stage IIA.
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