Volume 3, Number 2—June 1997
Synopsis
Japanese Spotted Fever: Report of 31 Cases and Review of the Literature
Figure 3
![Upper: Typical eschar of Japanese Spotted Fever. Lower: Small and shallow eschar on admission, which disappeared in a few days.](/eid/images/97-0203-F3.jpg)
Figure 3. Upper: Typical eschar of Japanese Spotted Fever. Lower: Small and shallow eschar on admission, which disappeared in a few days.
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