Publication at Central Library of Charles University |
2021
Abstract
Exanthemas are often seen not only at paediatric dermatologist, but also at allergologist or paediatrician. In childhood, there are mainly parainfectious rashes, which are associated with the ongoing infection.
Skin appearance is often similar and so the character of lesions, their localisation and progression are important for a correct diagnosis. The article provides an overview of parainfectious exanthemas in children focused on the morphology of skin manifestations.