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case_images: (A and B) Patient at baseline.
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case_images: Auspitz sign was negative (Figure 1A and B). According to the signs and symptoms of the patient, a diagnosis of pityriasis rosea was made, which was identical to that made by her previous physicians who had given therapies including oral antihistamines and topical corticosteroids with unsatisfactory results.
case_images: (A and B) After treatment of 2 days.
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case_images: Two days after taking the drug, her pruritus was significantly relieved (Figure 2A and B), and the red skin lesions completely disappeared with residual pigmentation only after a 14-day course of treatment (Figure 3A and B).
case_images: (A and B) 14 days after treatment with abrocitinib.
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case_images: Two days after taking the drug, her pruritus was significantly relieved (Figure 2A and B), and the red skin lesions completely disappeared with residual pigmentation only after a 14-day course of treatment (Figure 3A and B).