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Herpetic Finger Infection

Cutis. 2002 April;69(4):291-292
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Cengizlier R
Uysal G
Güven A
Tülek N
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We present a case of herpetic gingivostomatitis and finger infection. Vesicular hand lesions may result from autoinoculation of oral herpes simplex virus (HSV) infection in children, which may be evident or asymptomatic.
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