Eruptive pseudoangiomatosis

Prose et al. 1993.

Rare, self-limiting dermatosis.

Most likely caused by ECHO viruses.

• Prodromes such as fever, diarrhoea or upper respiratory tract infections have been described.
• Sudden onset of haemangioma-like papules on the cheeks and extremities.

• Anamnesis.
• Clinic.

Self-limiting course.

• Symptom-oriented.

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