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<bold>Figure 61-4</bold> Rash seen with scarlet fever. Note the diffuse distribution of this rash that is more intensein the lower abdomen and groin.
<bold>Figure 61-4</bold> Rash seen with scarlet fever. Note the diffuse distribution of this rash that is more intensein the l...
<bold>Figure 61-5</bold> Palmar erythema. Note the intense palmer redness seen in a child with Scarlet fever.
Palatal petechiae strongly suggestive of sterptococcal pharyngitis
Tonsillar exudate. May be present in viral tonsillitis as well as group A strep infection.