Diffuse Cutaneous Mastocytosis, Bullous Variant, Presenting in a Six-Month-Old Infant

Diffuse Cutaneous Bullous Mastocytosis and Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation Postvaccination

“…1,3,5 Other signs include flushing, urticaria, and a reddish-brown tinge to the skin, which appears thickened (“peau d’orange”). 6-9…”

“…1,3,5 Other signs include flushing, urticaria, and a reddish-brown tinge to the skin, which appears thickened ("peau d'orange"). [6][7][8][9] Case Report A 7-day-old male presented with diffuse erythematous patches and plaques and numerous vesicles and bullae over his trunk and limbs ( Figure 1). A positive Darier's sign was present, in which his skin became urticated upon stroking.…”