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Tuberculosis disease is not rare and one of the remaining organs is the skin. Skrofuloderma is a reinfection tuberculosis that reaches the skin through neighbourhood or through hematogenic pathways from a room such as bone, joint or lymphatic tuberculosis. In the distinctive diagnosis of chronic injury in the skin, tuberculosis is also a diagnosis that should be remembered in order to remind the patient of the 10 year old who has been diagnosed with scrofuloderma will be presented with a clinical course. Keywords: Scrofuloderma, Tuberculosis, Chronic skin damage A RARE SKIN LESION IN CHILDHOOD: SCROPHULODERMA ABSTRACT Tuberculosis disease extrapulmonary involvement is not uncommon and one of the affected organ is the skin. Scrofuloderma is a reinfection tuberculosis that metastasize to skin from a focus like bone, joint and lymphadenitis by neighbourliness way or from primary focus by hematogenous way. Scrofuloderma, a rare form of tuberculosis, should be kept in mind in the differential diagnosis of chronic skin lesions so in this case report, 10-year-old female patient with a purulent, ulcerated lesion in each neck, diagnosed as Scrofuloderma was presented. Keywords: Scrophuloderma, Tuberculosis, Chronic skin lesion