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case_images: Facial and lip swelling along with conjunctivitis of the eyes in toxic epidermal necrolysis (initial presentation).
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case_images: There were conjunctivitis and turbid corneal in the bilateral eyes (not shown), ulceration of the mouth, and swollen lips (Figure 1).
case_images: The patient's skin changes of the trunk and extremities with sloughing of the epidermis (during hospitalization). Hemorrhagic blisters evolved within days of usual treatment.
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case_images: After 2 days of hospitalization, his skin lesions did not show improvement.In turn, skin change progressions rapidly extended from 32% at hospital admission to 62% of BSA involved with 16% in grade I and 46% in grade II hemorrhagic blisters (Figure 2).
case_images: The photograph of skin lesions after 3 treatment sessions of TPE; it was taken 1 day before hospital discharge.
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case_images: Rapid reepithelization occur by 1 week of the introduction of TPE (Figure 3).The patient made an uneventful recovery, and he was discharged home in 8 days of hospitalization with good condition.