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Multiple, small, reddish-brown maculopapular lesions with scab formation and residual hypopigmented lesions over the face and trunk suggestive of varicella skin lesions
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F1
Fever had subsided by the 4th day of illness, although the rash evolved from reddish macular to fluid filled pustular lesion leaving behind healed scars all over the body (Figure 1).
Saggital section (A) and Axial section (B) of MRI spine revealing extensive cord T2 hyperintensity extending from C2 to T1 suggestive of longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis (LETM)
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F2
MRI spine revealed extensive cord T2 hyperintensity with involvement extending from C2 to T1 suggestive of longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis involving cervical spinal cord (Figure 2).