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Abstract
The onset and course of the clinical disease is unpredictable and, although no serious
complication resulted in the case reported here, it is imperative that all surgical
procedures be cancelled when purpuric manifestations are evident. The possibility
of a fatal internal hemorrhage is always present; thus, it is essential that the prognosis
be carefully observed in any purpuric syndrome.
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© 1959 Published by Elsevier Inc.
