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Symptoms and skin lesions, from June 20 to July 19, 2022.
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Our patient, an Italian 36-year-old male spent 5 days in Spain from 16 to 20 June 2022 (Fig. 1 ).
Monkeypox skin lesions: small vesicles (Panel A), reddened haloed pustules (Panel B and Panel C) and umbilicated plaques (Panel D). After 16 days, the lesions had almost healed, leaving a small scar (Panels E to H).
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On physical examination his body was dotted, including the palm of the right hand and the perianal region, with skin lesions in various stages of progression, ranging from small vesicles (Fig. 2, Panel A) to reddened haloed pustules (Fig. 2, Panel B and Panel C) and umbilicated plaques (Fig. 2, Panel D). The crusts had healed almost completely, leaving a small scar (Fig. 2 , Panels E to H).