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Fig. 1. The pruritic rash started in the patients trunk evolved to confluent maculae (A) and spread all over the patient's body, including the palms of his hands (B). He had crustae and blisters on his lips and oral mucosa (C).
Clinical Toxicology
Volume 46, 2008 - Issue 5
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