PMC6477471_01
Erythematous partially blanchable papules coalescing into plaques on the volar area of the right arm (a) where the intradermal equine rabies immunoglobulin skin sensitivity test was performed as well as on the lower extremities (b) and upper chest (c).
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F1
Skin examination showed erythematous partially blanchable papules coalescing into plaques on the volar area of his right arm (Fig. 1a), both lower extremities (Fig. 2b), and upper chest (Fig. 1c).
Resolution of skin lesions on the volar right forearm (a), lower extremities (b) and upper chest (c) at a follow-up visit on day 10.
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F2
There were neither recurrent skin lesions nor other systemic involvements during the 2-week follow-up period as shown in Figure 2.
PMC6477471_02
A solitary, brownish, painless patch above the right knee (a) and multiple partially blanchable urticaria-like eruptions on extensor surfaces of both arms (b).
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F3
A solitary, large demarcated brownish painless patch above the right knee (Fig. 3a) and multiple urticaria-like eruptions on extensor surfaces of both arms (Fig. 3b), and dorsal areas of both hands and feet were noticed.
Improvement of skin lesions on the right knee (a) and both arms (b) at a follow-up visit on day 7.
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F4
His fever resolved and skin lesions became light brown on day 7 of oral medication administration as shown in Figure 4.