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case_images: (A-C) Image of the trunk and both upper limbs on arrival, showing extensive purpura spots without blisters. (D-F) The trunk and both upper limbs after amputation on Day 60. We amputated the distal end from the basal phalanx of the second to the fifth finger due to dry necrosis. The trunk was healed without scarring; however, the purpura and blisters of both upper limbs caused scarring.
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case_images: A 22-year-old woman with no previous medical history presented with shock and extensive purpura spots after a sudden rash on both upper limbs and trunk (Figure 1A-C). The trunk healed without scarring; however, scars were left on the upper limbs (Figure 1D-F).