PMC3921868_01
Bullous mucocutaneous lesions observed on the patient reported in the first case report. Lesions are shown at the initial (A, B) and advanced (C, D) stages.
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F1
Oropharyngeal ulceration and conjunctivitis developed within just two days after medication with acetaminophen to treat an infection of the upper respiratory tract (Fig. 1). The skin lesions rapidly progressed to bullous skin lesions covering the whole body, with epidermal detachment apparent over more than 30% of the body surface with time in spite of administration of high dose systemic corticosteroid (Fig. 1).
PMC3921868_02
Bullous mucocutaneous lesions observed on the patient reported in the second case report. Lesions are shown at the initial (A) and advanced (B).
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F2
On day 14 he was referred to our hospital with multiple exfoliations, extensive bullae throughout his body, oral mucositis and ocular involvement (Fig. 2).