Pseudomonas folliculitis from a health club whirlpool: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 90, No 3

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Pseudomonas folliculitis is a self-limited dermatitis that can be acquired in poorly maintained public whirlpools. Dr Breitenbach describes a patient in whom folliculitis developed after she used a health club whirlpool, and he reviews risk factors and treatment options. He also discusses the results of testing water samples from three health clubs.

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