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ERYTHEMA EXUDATIVUM MULTIFORME STEVENS JOHNSON SYNDROME
AZ Sint-Jan AV, BRUGGE
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The text provides insights into the clinical recognition of skin lesions associated with infectious diseases, emphasizing the importance of pattern recognition in diagnosis. It covers a range of conditions, including ecthyma gangrenosum and staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome, and discusses their pathogenesis and clinical presentations. The document also highlights the diagnostic approach, including the role of skin biopsy and microbiological cultures in identifying underlying infections.
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