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clinical diagnosis dermatology adultonset disease hand infection lymphocutaneous microbiology mpox rheumatology skin skinrash sporotrichiosis stills treatment vescicles virus
Monkeypox Skin Rash - Characteristic vesicles of Monkeypox infection #Monkeypox #Skin #Rash #clinical #photo #vescicles
Monkeypox Skin Rash ... Characteristic vesicles of Monkeypox ... infection #Monkeypox ... #Skin #Rash #clinical ... #photo #vescicles
Lymphocutaneous Sporotrichiosis Infection Landscaper w/ painless nodular rash of arm present for months wax and wane; diagnosis? Lymphocutaneous
Sporotrichiosis Infection ... painless nodular rash ... trauma leads to skin ... biopsy preferred Differential ... #clinical #photo
Monkeypox What? Monkeypox virus belongs to the family Poxviridae, subfamily Chordopoxvirinae, and genus orthopoxvirus Viral zoonotic disease that is
Characteristic Rash ... 28 days - Skin ... visual acuity Skin ... damage • Skin ... MPOX #Diagnosis #Management
Summary of Monkeypox: Current Knowledge as of May 2022 • What is Monkeypox? • Origins of
smallpox) - Rash ... rash often painful ... material from skin ... #diagnosis #management ... #virus #infectiousdiseases
Adult-Onset Still's Disease Clinical triad: Fever, Arthralgia/arthritis, Skin rash ± odynophagia + Biological inflammation: Increased neutrophils, Hyperferritinemia, decreased
Arthralgia/arthritis, Skin ... rash ± odynophagia ... fraction < 20% Differential ... Diaqnoses: • Infectious ... Disease #diagnosis #management
Monkeypox Skin Rash 30 yr F and her 6 yr daughter purchased 2 prairie dogs 10 days
Monkeypox Skin Rash ... vesiculopustular rash ... intense asthenia→Rash ... Indiana University Infectious ... SkinRash #clinical #photo
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