Cratered lesion to toddler's buttocks. Fungal? Bacterial? | Figure 1
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Cratered lesion to toddler's buttocks. Fungal? Bacterial?
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update on 4 year old. Wounds are healing by using a medical honey scrub which seems to be working well. Child has had a negative blood culture for 4 days. Would anthrax show up on a C/S from the wound? The biopsy and wound culture were negative. The child is currently still taking Cephalexin for redness around the wound. I strongly doubt this is a brown recluse bite because he's a very talkative 4 year old that I would assume would've felt 2 bites and would've had symptoms. He's had zero pain or itching. So does anyone else have an idea what it could this be?
8 months Amerindian boy. Any idea?
A 3 year old girl from a rural area in Pakistan presented with these lesions over her body. According to her parents she started developing these lesions 1 month after her birth. They appear and resolve with medication. There is no history of fever. According to her parents she complains of pruritis all over her body, which is not associated with a specific weather. She has been hospitalized several times for the same reason and has allergy to certain medications. No findings on general examination. D/Ds?
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