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Atypical vesicular-bullous hand-foot-mouth disease presents as a rare manifestation in adults.
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Raises awareness of atypical HFMD in adult bullous eruptions; extends the phenotypic spectrum but leaves open true incidence and management.
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Iglesias‐Puzas et al. (2018) studied this question. Atypical vesicular-bullous hand-foot-mouth disease presented in two adult patients, highlighting a rare manifestation of a predominantly pediatric exanthematic condition.
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