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    Skin biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of Sweet’s syndrome (SS; inflammatory infiltrate with numerous neutrophils). Azathioprine was stopped and corticotherapy led to a spectacular clinical improvement after 2 days (neutrophils = 7×109/l and complete …

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