Atypical manifestations of cutaneous staphylococcal infection in infants - Generalized bullous impetigo and asymmetrical peripheral gangrene
Introduction: Impetigo is the bacterial infection of the skin most commonly seen in infants and children. Bullous and nonbullous are the two forms of impetigo. It usually presents with vesicles, bullae, crusted erosions, or ulcers. Case report: We report two cases in which the first case showed crus...
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Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications,
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