Persistent localized rash after trauma

Infection or iatrogenic disease?

Michael P. Keith Dr Keith is former chief resident, department of internal medicine, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda. He is now a staff internist, Office of the Attending Physician, US Capitol, Washington, DC.Correspondence[email protected]

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Katherine Spooner Dr Spooner is assistant professor of medicine, division of infectious diseases, National Naval Medical Center.

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Robert T. Brodell Robert T. Brodell, MD, is coordinator of Pearls in Dermatology.

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