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Thoracic empyema with scarlatiniform rash and acral desquamation: a case report
John Scott Baird1, Ivona Sediva
1Department of Pediatrics, St Vincents Hospital and Medical Center, 3959 Broadway New York, NY, USA.
Abstract:
A 5 year old girl with thoracic empyema developed a scarlatiniform rash and acral desquamation. Cultures from blood, throat, and pleural fluid all grew Streptococcus pyogenes, a common etiologic agent of pediatric thoracic empyema. The presence of a scarlatiniform rash and acral desquamation in children with a thoracic empyema may help identify the causative organism.
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