PMC9924706_01
Macular lesions on the hands
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FIG1
The macular lesions (Figures 1, 2) were associated with burning pain and paresthesias, leading to functional impotence.
Macular lesions on the feet
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FIG2
The macular lesions (Figures 1, 2) were associated with burning pain and paresthesias, leading to functional impotence.
Hyperaemia and ulcerative lesions (white arrows)
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FIG3
The ulcers were present in the oral cavity (Figure 3) and oropharynx, conditioned odynophagia, and dysphagia.
Bulla (dorsum of the hand)
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FIG4
It is worth highlighting the evolution of the skin lesions to bullae and skin desquamation (Figures 4-6) followed by resolution took about 15 days.
Skin desquamation
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FIG5
It is worth highlighting the evolution of the skin lesions to bullae and skin desquamation (Figures 4-6) followed by resolution took about 15 days.
Skin desquamation in distal extremities of all fingers
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FIG6
It is worth highlighting the evolution of the skin lesions to bullae and skin desquamation (Figures 4-6) followed by resolution took about 15 days.