27. COVID Toes: Young, Healthy Patients. Delayed Reaction? Epi-phenomenon? - CsA Works for DRESS - THIS is When to Refer a Hemangioma - No Need to Monitor HR or BP When Starting Propranolol (for IH) episode artwork

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27. COVID Toes: Young, Healthy Patients. Delayed Reaction? Epi-phenomenon? - CsA Works for DRESS - THIS is When to Refer a Hemangioma - No Need to Monitor HR or BP When Starting Propranolol (for IH)

from Dermasphere - The Dermatology Podcast · host Luke Johnson

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