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Face of a man covered in a rash due to iodide of potassium
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Face of a man covered in a rash due to iodide of potassium

Mark, Leonard Portal

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Watercolour drawing of the face of a man, aged 24, covered with a rash which resulted from the administration of iodide of potassium. The patient had been treated for 10 days with iodide of potassium.

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