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Family Medicine

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Child 1 year old 8 months of age is brought to the clinic because of the presence of maculo-papular lesions in the hand, the face only shows redness, refers to the abdomen, but no lesion was found on the examination, no rhinorrhea, sneezing, coughing or fever.

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