Recurrent Erysipelas: 47 Cases
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2007
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Background:Recurrence is a common complication of erysipelas (cellulitis). Objectives:Todescribe the characteristics of patients with recurrent erysipelas and thereby, identify potential risk factors and evaluate prophylaxis efficacy. Methods:Data were retrospectively recorded from the files of 47 patients admitted to hospital between 1995 and 2003
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| Authors | S. Leclerc;A. Teixeira;E. Mahé;V. Descamps;B. Crickx;O. Chosidow; |
| Journal | dermatology |
| Year | 2007 |
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