PMC5330040_01
Clinical case presentation and evolution
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F1
Four days after completing a 3-day prophylactic medication scheme for paludisme (sulfadoxine 500 mg/pyrimethamine 25 mg - S-P), he presented a flu-like syndrome, aggravated with fever and a pruritic facial rash, that extended to the trunk [Figure 1 resumes the progression and presentation of disease].
Face lesions before treatment (at admission)
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F2
On skin examination, he presented a generalized exanthema with purpuric macules, bullae and erosions, with epidermal detachment - a positive Nikolsky sign [Figures 2-4].
Thorax lesions before treatment (at admission)
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F3
On skin examination, he presented a generalized exanthema with purpuric macules, bullae and erosions, with epidermal detachment - a positive Nikolsky sign [Figures 2-4].
Torso lesions before treatment (at admission)
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F4
On skin examination, he presented a generalized exanthema with purpuric macules, bullae and erosions, with epidermal detachment - a positive Nikolsky sign [Figures 2-4].
Face lesions at discharge (23rd day of burn unit)
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F5
We verified total epidermalization of the affected areas, although with dyschromia and cutaneous hypersensibility with no residual mucosal or ophthalmic lesions [Figures 5-7].
Thorax lesions at discharge (23rd day of burn unit)
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F6
We verified total epidermalization of the affected areas, although with dyschromia and cutaneous hypersensibility with no residual mucosal or ophthalmic lesions [Figures 5-7].
Torso lesions at discharge (23rd day of burn unit)
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F7
We verified total epidermalization of the affected areas, although with dyschromia and cutaneous hypersensibility with no residual mucosal or ophthalmic lesions [Figures 5-7].