Handschuh-Socken-Syndrom R21

Assoziatives Exanthem bei verschiedenen Viruserkrankungen: in erster Linie ist Parvovirus B19 assoziiert, seltener Hepatitis B, Zytomegalie, Coxsackie B6, Masern, Rubella, HHV-6, HHV-7. Weiterhin wird PPGSS mit Medikamenten in  Verbindung gebracht (Trimethoprim/Sulfmethoxazol). 

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