Erythema migrans and erythema multiforme both cause target- or bull’s-eye-shaped lesions. Erythema migrans is due to Lyme disease. Erythema multiforme is an immune-mediated hypersensitivity skin ...

Erythema multiforme is an immune-mediated reaction that causes a raised, red, target-like rash on the ... minor presents as bulging, rash-like lesions that may be red or pink on lighter skin ...

It looks like a bulls-eye or target and includes red ... check for any potential triggers of erythema multiforme. This could include checking for skin lesions that could indicate a herpes simplex ...

This type is called erythema multiforme major and makes up about 20 percent of cases. The EM rash can consist of dozens of target-shaped (bull’s-eye pattern) lesions that develop over a 24-hour ...

Erythema multiforme (EM) is an acute ... abrupt onset of many red papules and subsequent transformation into target-like lesions. von Hebra described the individual lesion as a “herpes iris ...

Occasionally, there was a central vesicle. "Iris" and "target" lesions were frequently observed. The majority of the erythema-multiforme lesions were on the thenar and hypothenar eminences and ...

The patient had erythema multiforme (EM), a polymorphous, often recurrent, inflammatory eruption characterized by abrupt onset of symmetrical macules, papules, bullae, and target lesions.

This clinical scenario is typical of a child presenting with erythema multiforme (EM ... initially on extremities that evolve into target lesions. Atypical target lesions can also be seen ...

Panel E shows true target lesions characteristic of erythema multiforme that is not usually due to drugs. The lesions have three zones: an erythematous or dusky central papule, an edematous middle ...

Erythema migrans ... about 20% or 30% of the lesions have that classic ring within a ring," Aucott says. "It is always round or oval. It's almost never the classic target lesion, so we see ...

People affected by erythema multiforme present with symmetric red, patchy lesions mainly on their arms and legs. The lesions are target shaped, concentric circles on the skin that sometimes have ...

This pediatric patient presented with symptoms of a fever, upper respiratory tract infection and new erythematous targetoid lesions on the abdomen and all four limbs. These target-like lesions most ...