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  1. Zoster dermatomal healing

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    Description: Zoster dermatomal healing along left side.
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  2. Dermatology: Poison Oak, Initial Outbreak

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    Description: Poison oak lesion progression - initial outbreak 24-36 hours after exposure
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  3. Dermatology: Poison Oak, 48 hours after exposure

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    Description: Poison oak lesion progression - 48 hours after exposure
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  4. Dermatology: Poison Oak, 1 week post treatment

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    Description: Poison oak lesion progression - 1 week post treatment
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  5. Dermatology: Poison Oak, Vessicles

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    Description: Poison oak lesion progression - vesicles closeup
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  6. Dermatology: Poison Oak, 1 week post treatment

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    Description: Poison oak lesion progression - initial outbreak 24-36 hours after exposure - 24 hours pre-treatment - 1 week post treatment - secondary exposure, likely from contaminated clothing
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  7. Dermatology: Poison Oak, left forearm secondary exposure

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    Description: Poison oak lesion progression - left forearm 96 hours post initial exposure. Secondary exposure, likely from contaminated clothing
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  8. Dermatology: Poison Oak, left forearm secondary exposure

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    Description: Poison oak lesion progression, 96 hours post exposure. Secondary exposure, likely from contaminated clothing
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  9. Dermatology: Poison Oak, lesion Progression

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    Description: Progression of poison oak lesions: initial outbreak 24-36 hrs after exposure close-up of vesicles. Location is inner thighs same location 24 hrs later before therapy same location 1 wk later after therapy left forearm--secondary exposure most likely from touching contaminated clothing.
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    Is part of: Dermatology: Poison Oak, lesion Progression

  10. Dermatology: Caput Medusae

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    Description: Distended and engorged superficial epigastric veins, which are seen radiating from the umbilicus across the abdomen, usually a sign of portal vein hypertension.
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