ecthyma gangrenosum, which is commonly associated with P aeruginosa bacteremia.

Typically, the lesions of

ecthyma gangrenosum progress very rapidly from a small erythematous macule to larger, nontender nodules with
necrosis. Ecthyma gangrenosum is caused by bacterial invasion through the media and adventitia of blood vessels,
and as a result, appropriate treatment consists of antibiotic therapy that covers P aeruginosa.