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Cutaneous lesions of SLE.
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On physical examination, erythematous elevated eruptions were noted on the fingertips, knuckle areas, arms, and malar rash was developed on areas of the face, and 2nd, 3rd and 4th proximal interphalangeal joints of both hands were swollen slightly (Figure 1).
Fundoscopic examination showed multiple hemorrhages and cotton-wool spots in both eyes.
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In the left eye, there was profuse vitreous and disc hemorrhage and ghost vessels (Figure 2).
View of both eyes after 5 months of treatment.
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Five months later, the vitreous and disc hemorrhage in the left eye had disappeared and the vessels had a more normal appearance (Figure 3).