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Sweet's syndrome arose in a 54-year-old Japanese man who had suffered from general malaise, episodic fever, and lymphadenopathy for ten months. Skin symptoms subsided rapidly, but he died three months later with a postmortem diagnosis of immunoblastic lymphadenopathy.
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