PMC4435365_01
Diffuse maculopapular confluent rash involving >80% of body surface area and target lesions suggesting DRESS syndrome in the (A) lower extremities and (B) back.
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F1
During the 13th week, hospitalization was required due to aggravated pruritic skin rash (Figure 1), diarrhea, severe anemia (hemoglobin 6.7 g/dL), leukopenia (WBC 2,000/mm3/mL), eosinophilia (11%), and fever.
Prominent perivascular dermatitis involving mature plasmocyte, lymphocytic, and rare eosinophils.
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F2
Punch biopsy of the skin revealed superficial perivascular dermatitis (Figure 2).