GIANOTTI-CROSTI SYNDROME AS PRESENTING SIGN OF CYTOMEGALOVIRUS INFECTION: A CASE REPORT AND A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF ITS POSSIBLE CYTOMEGALOVIRUS ETIOLOGY
Highlights • Only few cases of GCS have been related with Cytomegalovirus infection. • Viral and bacterial infections as well as vaccinations may be associated with GCS. • Nowadays, Epstein Barr virus infection is the most common cause of GCS.
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| description | Highlights • Only few cases of GCS have been related with Cytomegalovirus infection. • Viral and bacterial infections as well as vaccinations may be associated with GCS. • Nowadays, Epstein Barr virus infection is the most common cause of GCS. |
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