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Evaluation of pustular rash
Infant presenting with rash formerly known as moniliasis, now called candidiasis, caused by Candida spp
Public Health Image Library, CDC
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Superficial folliculitis with prominent erythematous papules and pustules
From the collection of Dr Professor Baden; used with permission
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Mouth and genital ulcers in Behcet disease
From the collection of Dr Yusuf Yazici; used with permission
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Pseudopustule formation following fire ant sting
From the collection of Theodore Freeman; used with permission
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Pustules in a patient with reactive arthritis
Public Health Image Library, CDC
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Miliaria rubra
From the collection of Brian L. Swick; used with permission
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Nodulocystic acne
University of Michigan Department of Dermatology
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Tinea manuum. On the extensor surface of the hand there is extensive inflammation, scaling, hyperkeratosis, and erythema
Department of Dermatology Medical University of South Carolina; used with permission
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Neonate with bullous impetigo
From the collection of Michael Freeman; used with permission
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Tinea corporis of the axilla. Central clearing with an active border of inflammation noted. Satellite lesion is present
Department of Dermatology Medical University of South Carolina; used with permission
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Secondary syphilitic lesions on the face
Public Health Image Library, CDC
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Tinea barbae. Note the pustules in the follicles, redness, and scaling
Department of Dermatology Medical University of South Carolina; used with permission
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Tinea pedis. Intense inflammation produces hyperpigmentation and vesicle formation. Vesiculobullous form of tinea pedis
Department of Dermatology Medical University of South Carolina; used with permission
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Rosacea fulminans
Courtesy of Dr Richard Allen Johnson (MD, CM. Harvard Medical School); used with permission
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Scabies: characteristic linear burrows in skin
From the collection of Dr Laura Ferris; used with permission
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