Scabies complicated by necrotizing lymphocytic vasculitis in an infant
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- DOI: 10.11604/pamj.2020.36.166.24431
Scabies complicated by necrotizing lymphocytic vasculitis in an infant
Abstract
Scabies is very common among children. It is often a harmless infectious disease, responding well to antiparasitic medication. Nevertheless, severe forms can occur in immunocompromised populations like newborns and infants. We report a unique case of scabies in a three-months-old infant, complicated by generalized cutaneous lymphocytic vasculitis and unilateral acral necroses.
Keywords: Scabies; acral necrosis; infant; necrotizing lymphocytic vasculitis.
Copyright: Houda Nassih et al.
Conflict of interest statement
The authors declare no competing interests.
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