Paolantonio G, Tarissi JI, Marchesi A, Natali GL, de Ville GJ, Rollo M, Villani A

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A 3 year 6 month-old child with high fever for 4 days, bilateral non-purulent conjunctivitis, rash in the upper and lower limbs regressed within 72 h, lymphadenitis in the left mandibular corner, edema on the soles of her feet and limping, was admitted to the Pediatric Medical Department of our hospital.

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