Alarmed parents bring their healthy 14-month-old son to the office for evaluation of a rash that appeared on his face and arms 3 days ago. He had a fever and runny nose at that time, but the fever has since resolved and he is behaving normally.
Natalia Vlassova, MD, PGY-4
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Dr Vlassova is a fourth-year resident, Department of Dermatology, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), Pennsylvania.
Articles by Natalia Vlassova, MD, PGY-4
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