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case_images: (POD7) Breast erythema that was managed as a simple surgical wound infection.
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case_images: (POD10 and 12) the patient was taken to the or for debridement twice with worsening and rapid progression of the ulceration with each operation (Pathergy).
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case_images: (POD13) 24h after the establishment of the diagnosis of pyoderma gangrenosum and starting steroids, we can see the disappearance of erythema and subsequently pain.
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case_images: The treatment showed instant results as the fever subsided after 24H and the breast erythema and pain disappeared (Figure 3).
case_images: (POD45) The lesions healed completely approximately 1 month after the start of treatment and daily dressing changes.
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case_images: (POD90) 3 months after the surgery, complete recovery with minimal sequels due to the early diagnosis.
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