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Secondary Syphilis Rash Secondary syphilis is the most contagious of all the stages of this disease, and
Secondary Syphilis Rash ... ▪ “Rash” (75% ... bottoms of the feet ... #Diagnosis #Clinical ... #Photo #Dermatology
Cutaneous larva migrans skin Rash 25 F recent Caribbean vacation, walked barefoot on sand and now with
migrans skin Rash ... now with creepy rash ... migrating serpiginous rash ... common location is feet ... #photo
Vibrio Vulnificus skin infection Cirrhosis w/recent consumption of raw oysters w/rapidly evolving rash. Vibrio vulnificus part of
rapidly evolving rash ... , hypotension, rash ... skin #infection #rash ... dermatology #legs #clinical ... #photo
Drug Induced Lupus vs SLE Drug Induced Lupus (DIL): • Epidemiology: -10% of all lupus cases, drug-dependent,
to 1:1 F:M • Clinical ... NPSLE rare, Malar rash ... Manifestations: Malar rash ... Evolution: Chronic disease ... druginduced #lupus #sle #comparison
Moccasin-variety Tinea Pedis 70 M chronic scaly feet. Over the years: rash has itched only occasionally;
chronic scaly feet ... Over the years: rash ... University Infectious Diseases ... Variety #type #clinical ... #photo #foot #dermatology
Erythemas Summarized Erythema ab igne • A dermatosis that results from repeated exposure to heat (fires, heating
Rash is usually ... chronicum migrans • Rash ... Fever + facial rash ... • Evanescent rash ... Acute systemic rash
Monkeypox Skin Rash 30 yr F and her 6 yr daughter purchased 2 prairie dogs 10 days
Monkeypox Skin Rash ... vesiculopustular rash ... F, rash, lymphadenopathy ... intense asthenia→Rash ... #photo #dermatology
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