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Skin lesion specimens as first choice to detect monkeypox virus - Authors’ reply
In fact, in our patient, monkeypox virus DNA was detected by quantitative PCR in swabs taken from the oropharynx, rectum, and skin lesions. Since our Clinical Picture obviously did not focus on the diagnostic strategy or virus transmission of the case, we felt that the result of the skin swabs was not relevant.
Electron microscopy images of monkeypox virus infection in 24-year-old man
A 24-year-old man presented to our clinic reporting severe anal pain and a pustular rash on his trunk, arms, penis, and fingers. The patient said the pain started 3 days after he had condomless penetrative and receptive anal intercourse with a man; he then developed a fever, chills, and inguinal lymphadenopathy. The skin lesions appeared approximately 8 days after the sexual activity: 2 days before he attended our clinic. The patient was previously fit and well with no medical history.
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