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Case 169. Japanese spotted fever (38 y-o F) |
| Hemorrhagic skin spots on the trunk and extremities in a Tokushima resident presenting high fever and thrombocytopenia (biopsy from the leg) | |||
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The skin rash is often hemorrhagic and predominantly seen on the extremities. The transmission occurs during the summer season. These make points of difference from Tsutsugamushi disease. | ||
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