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Mycosis Fungoides Presentation in Emergency

We present the case of a young lady who presented to the department of emergency medicine (DEM) for evaluation of painful breast swelling and skin indurations involving 90% of the body surface. She stayed long in the DEM for 3 days and managed for breast abscess she was consulted to dermatology for evaluation of skin lesions and prelimi- nary diagnosed as rare skin T cell lymphoma. Final diagnosis based on clinical and histopathological was Mycosis Fun- goids (MF).This case reveals that prompt referral from the DEM to the concerned speciality even for the rare type of dis- eases like MF can facilitate diagnosis and management and overall positive impact on disease outlook. Our patient was fi- nally admitted under oncology unit and managed appropriately.