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Volume 329:1626 November 25, 1993 Number 22
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Skin and Nail Lesions in Endocarditis

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  		Figure 1. Skin and Nail Lesions in Endocarditis.

Typical subungual ("splinter") hemorrhage and numerous petechiae on the skin of the abdomen are seen in a patient with staphylococcal endocarditis.

 


Michael Barza, M.D.
New England Medical Center
Boston, MA 02111



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