The Group A streptococcal infection that has symptoms of fever, edema of skin near portal of entry, and an elevated red, hot vesicular lesion is:

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Erysipelas is a Group A streptococcal infection that typically presents with fever, edema of skin near the portal of entry, and an elevated red, hot vesicular lesion. Impetigo presents with crusted, vesicular lesions on the face and skin. Necrotizing fasciitis is a severe soft tissue infection that presents with rapid progression and tissue necrosis. Scarlet fever is a bacterial infection that presents with a characteristic "sandpaper" rash and fever.

The Group a Streptococcal Infection That Has Symptoms of Fever