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First Disease and the Great Imitator: A Diagnostic Dilemma with Ancient Maladies

2022-04-08

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Fever and rash as manifestations of infection by microorganisms are collectively known as febrile exanthem. Viruses are more frequently associated with febrile exanthema, and often these symptoms are thus impetuously termed viral exanthem. However, bacteria represent a frequently overlooked infectious etiology causing rash in humans. In addition, certain microbes may exhibit pathognomonic features that erupt durin...

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Literature Corpus work: c81f4936-8db3-5230-a20a-7316d7888ca2
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202204.0071.v1

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