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Figure 130-2
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Scarlet fever exanthem.
Finely punctate erythema has become confluent (...
Harrison's Online
> Chapter 130. Streptococcal and Enterococcal Infections > Group A Streptococci > Clinical Manifestations > Scarlet Fever
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Figure e5-26.
Scarlet fever exanthem.
Finely punctuated erythema has become confluent (...
Harrison's Online
> Chapter e5. Atlas of Rashes Associated with Fever > Atlas of Rashes Associated with Fever
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Figure 178-9 Scarlet fever.
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Exanthematous rash with a sandpaper texture in the axilla.
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Dermatology
> Chapter 178. Gram-Positive Infections Associated with Toxin Production > Diseases Caused by Superantigenic Toxins > Scarlet Fever > Clinical Findings > Streptococcal Scarlet Fever
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Figure 24-43.
Scarlet fever: exanthem
Finely punctated erythema has become confluent (...
Fitzpatrick's Color Atlas and Synopsis of Clinical Dermatology
> Section 24. Bacterial Infections Involving the Skin > Gram-Positive Coccal Infections Associated with Toxin Production (Intoxications) > Scarlet Fever > Clinical Manifestation > Skin Lesions > Exanthem
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Figure 24-44.
Scarlet fever: white and red strawberry tongue
Bright red tongue with...
Fitzpatrick's Color Atlas and Synopsis of Clinical Dermatology
> Section 24. Bacterial Infections Involving the Skin > Gram-Positive Coccal Infections Associated with Toxin Production (Intoxications) > Scarlet Fever > Clinical Manifestation > Mucous Membranes > Enanthem
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Figure 14.37.
Scarlatina.
Erythematous scarlatiniform rash of scarlet fever. (Photo...
The Atlas of Emergency Medicine
> Chapter 14. Pediatric Conditions > Rashes and Lesions > Scarlet Fever > Emergency Department Treatment and Disposition
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Figure 14.38.
Goose Flesh.
The grouping of the fine papules gives the skin a "goose flesh"...
The Atlas of Emergency Medicine
> Chapter 14. Pediatric Conditions > Rashes and Lesions > Scarlet Fever > Emergency Department Treatment and Disposition
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Figure 14.39.
Palatal Petechiae.
Petechiae present on the posterior soft palate of a child...
The Atlas of Emergency Medicine
> Chapter 14. Pediatric Conditions > Rashes and Lesions > Scarlet Fever > Emergency Department Treatment and Disposition
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Figure 14.40.
Pastia Lines.
Confluent petechiae in a linear pattern in the antecubital fossa...
The Atlas of Emergency Medicine
> Chapter 14. Pediatric Conditions > Rashes and Lesions > Scarlet Fever > Emergency Department Treatment and Disposition
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Figure 5.38.
Scarlet Fever.
This sandpaper rash started 2 days after sore throat and fever...
The Atlas of Emergency Medicine
> Chapter 5. Ear, Nose, and Throat Conditions > Pharyngitis > Emergency Department Treatmentand Disposition
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