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Supplemental appendix 4 EXAMPLES OF BLEEDING MANIFESTATIONS* Skin domain: slides 2 to 23 Mucosal domain: slides 24 to 30 Organ domain: slides 31 to 32 *Where not otherwise specified, pictures are taken from patients with primary ITP
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1 cm2 cm3 cmActual scale: Courtesy by M. Michel A crop of scattered petechiae
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Purpuric manifestations in a patient with septicemia and thrombocytopenia
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Allergic (maculopapular) skin reaction secondary to cephalosporin (should not be recorded)
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Courtesy by M. Michel Recent scattered petechiae with confluence to form a purpuric macule (arrow)
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Synchronous recent scattered petechiae. Abrupt presentation in ITP
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Same patient. Synchronous recent scattered petechiae extending to the sole.
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Petechiae of various size and age
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Palpable purpura in a non thrombocytopenic patient
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Courtesy by R. Stasi Petechiae and one ecchymosis larger than a patient’s palm size
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Six reddish-purple ecchymoses smaller than a patient’s palm size Courtesy by M. Michel
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Leg ecchymoses and scattered petechiae (not recent)
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Courtesy by M. Michel Several ecchymoses, one larger than patient’s palm size and no petechiae
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Old ecchymosis, dating more than 10-15 days and a small, recent one
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Extensive ecchymosis with underlying subcutaneous hematoma
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Simmetrical ecchymoses with underlying subcutaneous hematomas caused by self-administered LMWH in a patient with ITP and moderate thrombocytopenia (should not be recorded)
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Three old synchronous large ecchymoses and a few more recent petechiae
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Ecchymoses of various age
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Bullae and discoloration of skin not due to ITP (should not be recorded)
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Vaste ecchymosis secondary to constriction
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Old small ecchymoses (sometimes seen in healthy people, purpura simplex)
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero An old ecchymosis
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Very old ecchymosis (weeks) and some more recent petechiae
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Courtesy by M. Michel Hemorrhagic bullae of various age, two 1-day old on the left tongue margin
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Courtesy by M. Michel Hemorrhagic bullae of various age, two 1-day old on the left tongue margin
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Courtesy by M. Michel Old (2-3 days) hemorrhagic bullae and facial petechiae of various age
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Recent hemorrhagic bullae (less than 2 days)
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Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero Sublingual recente ecchymosis
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Partial hemorrhage in one eye and small peripalpebral ecchymosis in a patient with post-chemotherapy trombocytopenia Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero
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Bilateral peripalpebral ecchymoses and complete subconjunctival hemorrhage in a patient with post-chemotherapy trombocytopenia Courtesy by F. Rodeghiero
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Courtesy by M. Michel Intracerebral hemorrage
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Pictorial Blood Assessment Chart In Rodeghiero et al, Haemophilia 2008; 14:68-75
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