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FIGURE 88.20 Secondary syphilis.

Nonspecific Viral Exanthems
Many times, a specific diagnosis cannot be made, given the large number of
viruses that can be associated with macular or morbilliform eruptions. In
particular, enteroviruses and adenoviruses can cause a macular or morbilliform
eruption. There is little to distinguish the rash caused by one of these viruses from
that of another, based on the location and morphology, with the exception of those
viral infections previously discussed. One usually arrives at the diagnosis of