PMC3975207_01
Photo showing 'wet cigarette paper' skin condition on the lower extremities.
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F1
Clinically, she presented with epidermal lysis on both thighs and proximal upper extremities, totaling approximately 7% of the TBSA, which in the context of the reported burning, were interpreted as second-degree burns (fig. 1).
Abdominal CT scan showing sigmoid diverticulitis (arrow) and free air (star).
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F2
Free air in the abdominal cavity and signs suggestive of perforated sigmoid diverticulitis were observed (fig. 2).