PMC10413483_01
Data for infection.
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Figure1
Routine blood test was obtained indicating stable blood cell analysis, liver, and kidney function (Figures 1, 2). Blood tests for infection, hemorrhage, coagulation as well as heart and renal function were performed (Figures 1, 2, 3). At the same time, the patient began to suffer from fever at a temperature of 37.8  C, and his leukocyte fleetly dropped to 1.7 g/L (Figure 1).
Data for hemorrhage and coagulation.
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Routine blood test was obtained indicating stable blood cell analysis, liver, and kidney function (Figures 1, 2). Blood tests for infection, hemorrhage, coagulation as well as heart and renal function were performed (Figures 1, 2, 3). His hemoglobulin reduced rapidly to collapse of coagulation system (Figure 2).
Data for ALB and renal function.
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Blood tests for infection, hemorrhage, coagulation as well as heart and renal function were performed (Figures 1, 2, 3). Electrocardiogram (ECG), chest X ray (Figure 3) and abdominal and urological color ultrasound were normal.  Blood perfusion and continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) were applied for the onset of worsen kidney and heart function (Figure 3).
Skin of leg (A) and back (B) showing extensive epidermal denudation with underlying exposed dermis.
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The third day after admission, bullae appeared on the abdomen and back, and on the next day, sheets of denuded skin were present on his trunk (Figure 4).
Chest X-ray of the lungs. On admission (A), 12 days after admission (B), 13 days after admission (C), 14 days after admission (D).
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X-ray of the chest rapidly progressed to "great white lungs" in a few days (Figure 5).