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(A): Purpuric rashes on the anterior surface of the legs. (B): Characteristics of the lesions in the toes, resembling perniosis. (C): Clinical improvement after 2 weeks of expectant management.
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A 30-year-old male health-care worker, who was regularly monitored at the dermatology clinic for ochre dermatitis on the medial side of the legs, reported a 15-day history of fever and diarrhea, followed by erythematous-purpuric macules and papules on the legs and feet 1 week before, involving some fingers (Figures 1A and B). The skin lesions showed considerable improvement during this period (Figure 1C) and the patient fully recovered at home.