Disseminated Fusarium bloodstream infection in a child with acute myeloid leukemia: A case report

Figure 1 Skin lesions. A: The cheeks, limbs, and trunk began to show purple macules with mild itching; B: Papules protruded from the body surface, with black necrotic tissue visible in the center, peripheral redness and swelling, and accompanying pain; C: Herpes-like lesions with pus were seen in the center of the rash; D: Once the scabs fell off, the affected areas developed into deep ulcers; E: The ulcers gradually healed, leaving scars.