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Modified smallpox.

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English: Modified smallpox resembling chickenpox in a vaccinated person.

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PNG file comment	1969 This 1969 image depicts the face of a male Sierra Leone patient from the town of Koindu, in the District of Kailahun. This was a possible case of modified smallpox, in which the patient had received a smallpox vaccination some months before. He was living in an isolation village where the regional market had sustained the ravages of a heavy, prolonged smallpox epidemic. Note the sparse amount of maculopapular skin lesions dispersed over his face. Modified refers to the character of the eruption and the rapidity of its development. Modified smallpox occurs mostly in previously vaccinated people. The prodromal illness still occurs but may be less severe than in the ordinary type. There is usually no fever during evolution of the rash. The skin lesions tend to evolve more quickly, are more superficial, and may not show the uniform characteristic of more typical smallpox. The lesions are often few in number, but could be numerous, or even confluent. Regardless of the number of lesions, they usually evolve rapidly. Modified smallpox is rarely, if ever, fatal.
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