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- Appendix 2: Characteristic Signs and Symptoms for Several Pesticide Active Ingredients and Classes of Pesticides
- Lamisil Tablets If Smell Disturbance Occurs
- Clinical Update
- What Is Perioral Dermatitis?
- Purpuric and Petechial Rashes in Adults and Children: Initial Assessment
- Petechiae and Purpura: the Ominous and the Not-So-Obvious? Stan L
- Drug Eruptions: 6 Dangerous Rashes
- Morbilliform Drug Eruptions Caused by Trimethoprim–Sulfamethoxazole Daisuke Takenaka,1 Toshinori Nishizawa2
- Allergies, Hives, and Rashes, 509K
- Vaccine-Preventable Diseases: Signs, Symptoms & Complications
- This Man Had a Sore Throat. What Was the Cause? This Is the “Ultimate Classical” Appearance of Glandular Fever
- A 45-Year-Old Man with Acute Onset of Multifocal Weakness and Paresthesias Jose Montes-Rivera, Sarah Zubkov, Rajeev Motiwala, Et Al
- Onychomadesis Following Cutaneous Vasculitis
- Once-Weekly Fluconazole (150, 300, Or 450 Mg) in the Treatment of Distal Subungual Onychomycosis of the Toenail
- A Reticular Rash on the Leg Christina L
- Boards' Fodder
- A Review of Cutaneous Drug Reactions/Eruptions
- Reversible Onychomadesis Following Exposure to Carbamazepine