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Saturday, November 27, 2010

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15 comments:

  1. omnia27 November, 2010 23:12

    TEN
    bullous drug reaction
    ecthyma
    cellulitis

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  2. AHmed27 November, 2010 23:18

    burn edema

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  3. afroditi27 November, 2010 23:18

    eurisepel

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  4. Alessio27 November, 2010 23:20

    Looks like a chemical burn

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  5. val27 November, 2010 23:20

    second grade ustion
    Staphylococcical infection

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  6. galeno27 November, 2010 23:34

    burn due to hot water

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  7. asmaa adel ragheb27 November, 2010 23:37

    Stevens- Johonson syndrome

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  8. Barbara27 November, 2010 23:39

    Pemfigoide

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  9. galeno27 November, 2010 23:41

    2nd grade burn due hot water

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  10. Clarissa28 November, 2010 00:53

    dermatitis herpetiformis

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  11. dody28 November, 2010 01:31

    cellulitis or burn due to hot water

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  12. nina yancheva28 November, 2010 08:34

    Erysipelas

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  13. Doctors & Future Doctors From All Over The World!28 November, 2010 11:08

    ANSWER: This child developed a secondary staphylococcal infection at the smallpox vaccination site. Note the signs of cellulitis including spreading erythema that envelopes the smallpox vaccination site, swelling, and accompanying areas of cutaneous purulency.

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  14. khalid28 November, 2010 13:42

    staphylococus infection

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  15. Haidy Alaa27 March, 2011 22:23

    2nd degree burn

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