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Joseph D Cuomo1, Beshoy W Khalil1, Mino M Abdelmessih1
1Institution: 1. Richmond University Medical Center, Staten Island, NY, USA.
Abstract:
Pedal Monkeypox is a disease which can mimic many other pedal conditions. It should always be considered in differential diagnosis. A young male HIV patient who presented with a tender foot lesion and diagnosed with pedal Monkeypox as a result of performed tests is discussed hereby in the case report. We expect that this case report adds to the existing literature on this subject.
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