Case Presentation A 42-year-old man was referred to the dermatology clinic for evaluation of a generalized pruritic skin eruption. He presented with widespread, intensely pruritic erythematous papules involving the trunk, face, and extremities, which had progressively worsened and prompted specialist consultation.
(Cover Image A & B) History of Present Illness One month prior: admitted to another hospital with suspected cellulitis of the right lower leg presenting with erythema and swelling Treated with intravenous antibiotics Topical Baramycin ointment (bacitracin and fradiomycin sulfate) applied to an erosion on the right lower leg and covered with gauze for approximately one month Gradual worsening of the local lesion despite improvement in systemic inflammatory markers One week prior to presentation: development of exudative erythematous papules, initially localized to the right…
