A systemic disease with superficial cutaneous lesions that begin as red macules that progress to papules then to vesicles that form crusts is

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Chickenpox is a systemic disease with superficial cutaneous lesions that begin as red macules that progress to papules and then finally become vesicles that form crusts. The lesions first are seen on the face or the trunk and then spread over the extremities; they can be distributed everywhere on the body and even have been found internally.

A Systemic Disease with Superficial Cutaneous Lesions That Begin as Red