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Clinical manifestation of recurrent erythema multiforme before treatment. Erosion on both of eyelids (A), lips and tongue (B). Target lesions on both arms (C and D). Bullae on buttocks (E). Target lesions on both palms (F and G). Swelling on both hands (H and I). Target lesions on plantar (J).
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Three days prior to admission, erythematous macules and targetoid lesions started to appear on both palms, arms, and legs along with erosion on eyelid, lips, buccal mucosa, and genital; and bullae on the buttocks (Figure 1A-J).
After 13 days of hospitalization. Erosion on both eyelids, lips, and tongue diminished (A and B). Target lesions on both arms improved (C and D). No bullae on buttocks (E). Target lesions on both palms improved (F and G). Swelling on both hands diminished (H and I). Target lesion on plantar improved (J).
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After 13 days of hospitalization, most of the skin lesions were diminished and the swelling on the hands was reduced (Figure 2A-J).