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BackgroundApomorphine is a potent dopamine agonist used in the treatment of advanced and fluctuating Parkinson's Disease. However the need for its subcutaneous infusion can lead to skin reactions.Phenomenology shownWe illustrate necrotic ulcers at infusion sites as a rare event during continuous subcutaneous apomorphine infusion.Educational valueThis case demonstrates the rare adverse event of necrotic ulcers in a patient with long term apomorphine infusion.
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