Pseudocellulitis and gemcitabine, a recently described entity: Case report and literature review

Case report: A 55-year-old woman presents with a dermatosis disseminated to the abdomen and left pelvic extremity, constituted by two erythematous and edematous plaques, with a diameter of 30 × 15 cm in the abdomen and 20 × 15 cm in the thigh, well circumscribed with "peau d'orange" appearance. The evolution was of sudden development 2 days before presenting to consultation, with mild pain and pruritus, without any previous treatment. Patient refered 2 previous similar episodes, presenting after administration of chemotherapy, with 2 cycles of clindamycin and remission of symptoms after 7 days.