Patient 1 (pic 1) with mild Hand foot and mouth vs Pt 2 (pic | Figure 1

Patient 1 (pic 1) with mild Hand foot and mouth vs Pt 2 (pics 2-4) with more extensive HFM. Pt 1 no systemic sx Pt 2 fever and cranky.

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