FIGURE 1.

Skin and joint manifestations in hospitalized Jamaican children with chikungunya fever key: erythematous patches of the dorsum of the foot and distal lower limb and oedema and erythema of the joints of the left great toe – infant (a), numerous vesicular lesions (early phase) and macular hyperpigmented lesions (late phase) of the abdominal wall – infant (b), hyperpigmented macules on the abdomen – infant (c), bullous lesions of the extensor surface of the lower limbs and denudation and hyperpigmentation of the diaper area – infant (d), arthritis, left second toe, infant (e), desquamation of the skin, infant (f), erythematous papular rash with desquamation of the shoulder – older child (g), erythematous papular rash (h), urticarial rash of the chest and abdomen – older child (i), erythematous maculopapular rash of the chest and abdomen – older child (j).