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Among 127 children with hand-foot-mouth disease, the most common clinical findings were eruptions on the hands and feet, enanthem, and fever, predominantly affecting children aged 5 years or younger.
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Hand-foot-mouth disease is increasingly seen in preschool children, presenting most commonly with fever, eruption, and enanthem, particularly during summer months.
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Uğraş et al. (2014) conducted an observational in Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease (n=127). Hand-foot-mouth disease was evaluated on Clinical presentation and demographic characteristics. Among 127 children with hand-foot-mouth disease, the most common clinical findings were eruptions on the hands and feet, enanthem, and fever, predominantly affecting children aged 5 years or younger.
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