Martin A. Coles, MD

For 2 days, an 11-month-old girl had a progressively worsening rash and subjective fever (A). The rash began on the legs as bumps, which later became large violaceous lesions (B) and spread to the face, arms, and trunk.

A 10-year-old boy had a 3-day history of an itchy eye. His mother thought he had somehow cut his upper left eyelid.

14-Year-old boy who presents to emergency department with nonpainful swelling under his chin that began about a week earlier. Swelling has been gradually growing; patient now has some difficulty in flexing his neck.