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DERMCASE >> Girl’s blistering rash spreads to eyes and face
Lindsey Goeres, MD, PGY-2; Nicholas M Potisek, MD
 
THE CASE
A healthy 9-year-old female presents with a 1-day history of fever, progressive rash, conjunctivitis, and superficial oral ulcers.
 
What’s the Diagnosis?
Figure 1 The patient presents with a rash, consisting of erythematous papules with a dusky center, that quickly involves her trunk, palms, face, and mouth.
  Credit: AUTHOR SUPPLIED
 

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