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SSH in right arm following peripheral infusion of R-CHOP
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F1
Physical examination was remarkable for mildly tender, deeply hyperpigmented veins originating at the site of his chemotherapy infusion site, and edema of the dorsum of the right hand without warmth or erythema (Figure 1).
Near-resolution four months later
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F2
Upon follow-up in the office four months later, the original SSH in his right arm had improved significantly (Figure 2), but he developed new SSH in his left arm where he was now getting his chemotherapy infusions (Figure 3). 
The second cycle of R-CHOP was peripherally
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F3
Upon follow-up in the office four months later, the original SSH in his right arm had improved significantly (Figure 2), but he developed new SSH in his left arm where he was now getting his chemotherapy infusions (Figure 3). 