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A clinical reaction pattern characterised clinically by an eruption of multiple small superficial non-follicular sterile pustules, each typically with an erythematous halo surrounding it, and histologically by a vasculitic reaction pattern. It is seen typically as a feature of Behçet disease and as a consequence of exposure to bacterial antigens as in chronic meningococcaemia and gonococcaemia and in the bowel-associated dermatosis-arthritis syndrome.

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English	Pustular vasculitic reactions	A clinical reaction pattern characterised clinically by an eruption of multiple small superficial non-follicular sterile pustules, each typically with an erythematous halo surrounding it, and histologically by a vasculitic reaction pattern. It is seen typically as a feature of Behçet disease and as a consequence of exposure to bacterial antigens as in chronic meningococcaemia and gonococcaemia and in the bowel-associated dermatosis-arthritis syndrome.