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Necrotic eschar on second day after admission.
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She had a solitary circumscribed round necrotic lesion (2 cm x 2 cm) with a central black eschar and surrounding hyperaemia on the right malar area which had minimal purulent discharge but was not foul-smelling (Figure 1).
Deep ulcer extending to destroy the right ala nasi after sloughing of necrotic eschar.
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The central eschar sloughed off on the third day after admission to reveal a deep ulcer which had extended to destroy the right ala nasi (Figure 2).
Residual scarring after healing of the ulcer.
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The ulcer healed remarkably but with residual scarring, including destruction of right ala nasi (Figure 3).