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General maculopapular desquamative rash.
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F1
One month later, a generalized maculopapular rash developed rapidly progressing to full body associated with exfoliation in thick layers (Figure 1).
Improvement in skin lesions after 2 weeks of diazoxide withdrawal (upper and lower limbs).
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F2
The skin lesions disappeared 52 days after amiodarone discontinuation and 10 days after diazoxide discontinuation (Figure 2).
Reappearance of maculopapular desquamative rash.
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F3
Five days later, a generalized scaling maculopapular rash reappeared associated with facial edema (Figure 3).