Some inflammatory conditions, such as pyoderma gangrenosum, and tumoral conditions, such as lymphoma, may appear as soft tissue infections. Herein, a cutaneous lymphoma patient who was hospitalized with a diagnosis of soft tissue infection and was considered to have pyoderma gangrenosum during follow-up is presented. Immediate histopathological examination should be recommended to diagnose skin soft tissue lesions, especially long-term and unresponsive to treatment.
Keywords: cellulite; high-grade b-cell lymphoma; necrotizing soft tissue infection (nsti); pyoderma gangrenosum; rheumatoid arthritis.
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