PMC6952470_01
Appearance of erythema migrans in the region of tick attachment
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Pediatric Infectious Diseases Outpatient Clinic with a symptom of redness that developed following tick attachment to the right shoulder about seven days ago. Physical examination revealed a purple-red, oval, blanchable, painless and nonpruritic annular erythema with a size of about 15x25 cm with regular borders in the region of the right scapula (Fig. 1).