Describes clinical manifestations of Coxsackie A9 virus infections, specifically noting urticarial and vesicular eruptions.
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May alert clinicians to Coxsackie A9 in pediatric urticarial-vesicular rashes; hypothesis-generating case series leaves broader applicability open.
Five cases of Coxsackie A9 virus infections with exanthems are described. Three of these are of particular interest because urticarial lesions were present; vesicular eruptions were noted in two of these cases.
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