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- Asymmetric peri-flexural exanthem of childhood is a newly identified disease that has not previously been documented by Danish researchers.
- It typically presents as an asymmetric maculopapular rash that starts on one side of the body near the armpit before spreading outward over the course of a week.
- The rash usually resolves on its own within four to six weeks, and the article describes two cases of this condition.
Article Abstract
Asymmetric peri-flexural exanthem of childhood is a "new" disease, which has never been reported by Danish authors. It is characterized by an asymmetric maculopapular exanthem in early childhood. The exanthem is initially unilateral and localised close to the axilla, but it spreads centrifugally during the first week, becomes more widespread and resolves spontaneously within four to six weeks. We describe two cases of this entity.
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