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V2 Distribution Zoster: Patient with herpes zoster infection of the maxillary branch of the fifth cranial
V2 Distribution Zoster ... the cheek and is less ... Photo credit, Simerjot ... Images #Clinical #Photo ... #Dermatology #SkinRash
Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Signs (DRESS Syndrome): Formerly known as drug hypersensitivity reaction, DRESS
represents
medication (in this case ... Images #Clinical #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #DRESS ... #Eosinophilia #Legs ... #Photo #UCSDH
Herpes Zoster: Herpes virus mediated infection that occurred in this patient receiving chemotherapy 
for an underlying
Herpes Zoster: Herpes ... vessicles in this case ... Images #Clinical #Photo ... #Dermatology #SkinRash ... #Herpes #Zoster
Janeway Lesion: Flat, painless, erythematous lesions seen on the palm of this patient's hand. While
frequently associated
with bacterial endocarditis ... , in this case, ... Photo credit, Josh ... Images #Clinical #Photo ... #Dermatology #SkinRash
Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Signs (DRESS Syndrome): Formerly known as drug hypersensitivity reaction, DRESS
represents
Systemic Signs (DRESS Syndrome ... medication (in this case ... Images #Clinical #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #DRESS ... Eosinophilia #Photo
Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Signs (DRESS Syndrome): Formerly known as drug hypersensitivity reaction, DRESS
represents
Systemic Signs (DRESS Syndrome ... medication (in this case ... Images #Clinical #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #DRESS ... Eosinophilia #Trunk #Photo
Vibrio Vulnificus skin infection
Cirrhosis w/recent consumption of raw oysters w/rapidly evolving rash. 
Vibrio vulnificus part of
gulf of Mexico Oyster ... consumption First case ... rash #cellulitis #dermatology ... #legs #clinical ... #photo
Erythroderma: Marked inflammation and scaling which can result from a variety of medical conditions.
In this case,
In this case, associated ... The erythema is less ... Images #Clinical #Dermatology ... #SkinRash #Erythroderma ... MycosisFungoides #Photo