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Figure 1. Computed tomography and positron-emission tomography (PET) images of the lung metastases. Multiple metastases with cavity formation in the lungs. PET also shows fluorodeoxyglucose accumulation at the same sites.
Figure 2. Skin photograph and histological image at the onset of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS)/ Toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN).
(a) Skin photograph at the onset of SJS
(b) Necrotic keratinocytes and vacuolar degeneration in the epidermal layer (arrow).
(c) Skin photograph at the onset of TEN
Figure 3. Computed tomography image of lungs on day 44.
Increase in lung metastasis with cavitation and pleural effusion.
Figure 4. Schema of symptom transition
The upper row shows the course of the respiratory condition and skin symptoms of the patient. The bottom row outlines the details of the instituted treatment.