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Dengue, or Break-Bone Fever
1860
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
ulcérations of the breasts are entirely cicatrized ; the headache, hitherto constant aud very severe, has diminished. Fifteen days after the ulcérations appeared about the breasts, she had general roseola, followed by mucous tubercles in the posterior fauces, and in the genito-crural region. There were also incrustations upon the scalp. At the present date, the roseola has disappeared and given place to lenticular, copper-colored papules ; the mucous tubercles of the mouth are softened and
doi:10.1056/nejm186005310621804
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