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Six weeks before the current evaluation, the patient saw a dermatologist. He reported having an influenza-like illness with cough and congestion for 4 weeks. Mildly pruritic wheals were scattered on the abdomen and arms; a faint morbilliform rash was present on the arms, trunk, back, and thighs; there was palpable purpura on both shins; and there was scleral injection (greater in the right eye than in the left eye). A biopsy specimen of a skin lesion on the right calf was obtained; pathological examination revealed findings consistent with leukocytoclastic vasculitis. Cetirizine, hydroxyzine, and topical triamcinolone were prescribed.Five weeks before the current evaluation, the patient went to a third hospital because of right lower abdominal pain. He rated the pain at 6 to 7 on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 indicating the most severe pain; it was neither precipitated nor relieved by eating, and he had no nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or hematochezia. Serum levels of electrolytes, alkaline phosphatase, amylase, and lipase were normal, as were tests of renal and liver function; other test results are shown in Table 1. Urinalysis was normal, and a blood culture was sterile. Computed tomography reportedly ruled out appendicitis. The symptoms improved with hydration, and the patient was discharged the next day.The following day, the patient returned to the dermatologist. The cutaneous examination was unchanged. A tapering 12-day course of prednisone (starting dose, 60 mg per day) and azithromycin (5-day course) were prescribed. At a follow-up appointment 16 days later, the patient reported persistent fatigue. On examination, persistent purpura was present on the legs; the truncal rash had decreased. The use of triamcinolone cream was continued. Six days later, he saw an ophthalmologist because of red eyes. Examination reportedly showed diffuse bilateral scleral injection, worse in the right eye, chemosis, and decreased tears. Glucocorticoid ophthalmic drops and a lubricant ophthalmic solution were prescribed.
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在进行当前评估前六周,患者去看了皮肤科医生。他报告患有咳嗽和充血的流感样疾病,持续了四个星期。腹部和手臂上散布着轻度瘙痒的鱼鳞;手臂,躯干,背部和大腿上出现微弱的麻疹状皮疹;两只胫骨上都有明显的紫癜;并且进行了巩膜注射(右眼比左眼更大)。获得右小腿皮肤病变的活检标本。病理检查发现与白细胞碎裂性血管炎一致。处方了西替利嗪,羟嗪和局部曲安西龙。<br><br>在进行当前评估的前五周,患者因右下腹疼痛而去了第三家医院。他以1到10的等级将疼痛定为6到7,其中10表示最严重的疼痛。进食后既没有沉淀也没有缓解,他没有恶心,呕吐,腹泻或便血。血清电解质,碱性磷酸酶,淀粉酶和脂肪酶水平正常,肾和肝功能检查也正常。其他测试结果示于表1。尿液分析正常,血液培养无菌。据报道计算机断层扫描排除了阑尾炎。随着水合作用,症状改善,患者于第二天出院。<br><br>第二天,病人回到皮肤科医生那里。皮肤检查未改变。处方了泼尼松(起始剂量,每天60 mg)和阿奇霉素(5天疗程)的渐缩12天疗程。在16天后的随访中,患者报告持续疲倦。检查时,腿上存在持续性紫癜;截皮疹减少了。继续使用曲安西龙乳膏。六天后,他因为红眼睛去看了眼科医生。据报道,检查显示双侧巩膜弥漫性注射,右眼恶化,化学反应和眼泪减少。规定了糖皮质激素滴眼剂和滴眼剂溶液。
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在当前评估的六周前,患者看了皮肤科医生。他报告说有一种流感样疾病,咳嗽和充血长达4周。腹部和手臂上散在轻度瘙痒的风团;手臂、躯干、背部和大腿上出现轻微的麻疹样皮疹;两个小腿上都有明显的紫癜;巩膜注射(右眼比左眼大)。取右小腿皮肤病变活检标本,病理检查结果与白细胞破坏性血管炎一致。西替利嗪,羟嗪和局部曲安奈德处方。<br>在本次评估前5周,患者因右下腹痛去了第三家医院。他用1到10分制将疼痛评分为6到7分,其中10分表示最严重的疼痛;既不因进食而沉淀,也不因进食而缓解,他没有恶心、呕吐、腹泻或便血。血清电解质、碱性磷酸酶、淀粉酶和脂肪酶水平正常,肾功能和肝功能测试也正常;其他测试结果见表1。尿液分析正常,血液培养无菌。据报道,电脑断层扫描排除了阑尾炎。症状随着水合作用而改善,患者第二天出院。<br>第二天,病人回到皮肤科。皮肤检查无变化。强的松(起始剂量,60毫克/天)和阿奇霉素(5天疗程)逐渐减少12天的疗程。在16天后的随访中,患者报告持续性疲劳。经检查,腿部出现持续性紫癜,躯干皮疹减少。继续使用曲安奈德乳膏。六天后,他因为眼睛发红而去看眼科医生。据报道,检查显示弥漫性双侧巩膜注射,右眼更严重,化疗,眼泪减少。开了糖皮质激素滴眼液和润滑剂滴眼液。<br>
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