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Acrodynia, scaling of the skin between the fingers. (Color version of figure is available online.)

(A) Network of the medical concepts associated with Acrodynia in Wikipedia; (B) network of shared medical concepts between gastroenteritis and influenza.

Acrodynia: Exanthema due to mercury intoxication from a mercury thermometer broken in the children’s room 4 months previously. (Color version of figure is available online.)

Acrodynia: Exanthema due to mercury intoxication from a mercury thermometer broken in the children’s room 4 months previously. Photo taken 3 weeks after the first pictures. (Color version of figure is available online.)

Dermatological manifestations of acrodynia: maculopapular rash in the trunk (A,B), exfoliation on fingers and pink discoloration of nails (C) and toes (D), hyperpigmentation with multiple cysts, chloracne-like lesions of face and neck (E), swan-neck deformity of both fingers (F), bluish gray-stained area on the skin (G). Reprinted from (A)—[], (B–D)—[], (E,F)—[], (G)—[].

Diffuse itching papular rash with palmar erythema and superficial desquamation in a 4½ year old boy.

Autism prevalence rates for children aged 6–12 and 13–16 years among the Australian population and the grandchildren of pink disease survivors.

Asperger's disorder prevalence rates for children aged 6–12 and 13–16 years among the Australian population and the grandchildren of pink disease survivors.