PMC5871376_01
Before treatment: pustular eruption distributed throughout the trunk
and flexor aspects of the limbs mingled with hyperchromic
macules
abd-93-01-0116-g01.jpg
PMC5871376_01_abd-93-01-0116-g01.jpg
f1
There were no lesions on the face, palms, soles, and mucous membranes (Figures 1 and 2).
The "half-and-half" aspect of pustules with a serpiginous aspect,
erythematous base and crusts
abd-93-01-0116-g02.jpg
PMC5871376_01_abd-93-01-0116-g02.jpg
f2
There were no lesions on the face, palms, soles, and mucous membranes (Figures 1 and 2).
Subcorneal spongiform pustule (Hematoxylin & eosin, X200)
abd-93-01-0116-g03.jpg
PMC5871376_01_abd-93-01-0116-g03.jpg
f3
Histopathology revealed a subcorneal spongiform pustule (Figure 3).
After treatment (30 days): hyperchromic macules in the regions of
previous pustular lesions
abd-93-01-0116-g04.jpg
PMC5871376_01_abd-93-01-0116-g04.jpg
f4
The patient was treated with dapsone (100mg/day) with a significant improvement after one month, showing only hyperchromic macules and residual crusts (Figure 4).