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1-mm violaceous nodules on the palm.
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The left-arm arteriovenous graft had good thrill, although a further skin exam revealed 1-mm violaceous macular lesions on the palm and ventral aspects of 4th and 5th fingers of her left hand (Fig. 1).
White, hypo-pigmented inferotemporal lesion suggestive of fungal chorioretinitis.
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Fundoscopic examination of the eye revealed hypertensive retinopathy, and the patient had a White, hypo-pigmented inferotemporal lesion suggestive of fungal chorioretinitis (Fig. 2).
Ultrasound image [3A] showing anechoic fluid collection (blue arrow) around the arteriovenous graft and [3B] doppler ultrasound showing patent arteriovenous graft (red arrow). (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)
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Chest CT axial [4A] and sagittal [4B] views showing multiple peripheral pulmonary cavitary nodules.
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Bronchoalveolar lavage yielding white exudate.
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