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Case report reveals flaccid bullae and erythematous patches in immunocompetent patient with SSSS.
Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome (SSSS) presents with a prodrome of fever, tender erythematous patches over the perioral region and flexures that gradually involve the entire body, sparing mucosa. Subsequently, flaccid bullae develop in erythematous areas which rupture to leave red-glazed areas
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