Clinical Presentation
Cutaneous infection with Herpesvirus hominis (HSV 1 and HSV 2) results in the appearance of small vesicles of uniform size and shape. Two clinical patterns are commonly seen, herpes labialis and herpes genitalis...
Uncommon Clinical Presentations
In children, initial exposure to herpesvirus occasionally results in widespread oral and genital lesions with fever and malaise. This syndrome of primary herpes infection is, fortunately, rather rare....read more
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