
News|Slideshows|October 2, 2017
A Mysterious Case of Bumps on the Beach
Author(s)Jonathan A. Schneider, DO
After a few days at play on the beach, young brothers present with similar erythematous eruptions on their abdomens. Can you Dx?
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Two young boys have been enjoying time at the beach; both end up with erythematous papular lesions on their abdomens that cut off abruptly at the waistline. After a brief history, the diagnosis seems fairly certain. What's in your differential?
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