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Volume 12, Number 3, March 2006 Cutaneous Anthrax, Belgian TravelerErwin Van den Enden,* Alphons Van Gompel,* and Marjan Van Esbroeck* |
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Figure. Initial skin lesion with black crust and red border, suggestive of cutaneous anthrax. By the time the picture was taken, the massive edema of hand and arm had subsided. |
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