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Standardized evaluation of dermoscopic pictures of the target lesion along with comparative and accuracy analysis were performed for polarized and UVF dermoscopic findings.<\/jats:p><\/jats:sec>Results<\/jats:title>A total of 208 patients were included [31 foot intertrigo (7 due to Pseudomonas<\/jats:italic>, 13 due to Corynebacterium<\/jats:italic> and 11 due to dermatophytes); 57 intertrigo of major creases (18 inverse psoriasis, 13 erythrasma, 15 tinea infections and 11 candidiasis); 16 acne (papulopustular) and 13 Malassezia<\/jats:italic> folliculitis; 46 papulosquamous dermatoses (14 guttate psoriasis, 11 lichen planus, 12 pityriasis rosea and 9 pityriasis lichenoide chronica); and 45 hypopigmented macular dermatoses of the trunk (9 progressive macular hypomelanosis, 9 idiopatic guttate hypomelanosis, 13 vitiligo and 14 achromic pityriasis versicolor)]. Significant (p<\/jats:italic>\u2009<\u20090.01) UVF was seen in several conditions: green in Pseudomonas<\/jats:italic> foot intertrigo; red in Corynebacterium<\/jats:italic> foot intertrigo, inverse and guttate psoriasis (arranged around dermal papillae in the former), progressive macular hypomelanosis (folliculocentric distribution) and erythrasma (showing polygonal or structureless appearance); blue fluorescent concretions along hair shaft in erythrasma; light green in achromic pityriasis versicolor and tinea of major creases; and blue follicular in Malassezia<\/jats:italic> folliculitis. Additionally, both acne and achromic pityriasis versicolor were also associated with interruption of uniform follicular red fluorescence. 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