Tender lesion in endocarditis – MCQ – Answer

Tender lesion in endocarditis – MCQ – Answer Which of these lesions in endocarditis are tender? – Correct answer: a) Osler nodes Osler nodes are small tender lesions noted in the pads of fingers and toes. They are caused by infected microemboli. Janeway lesions are slightly elevated, non tender hemorrhagic lesions on the palms and soles. Splinter hemorrhages are linear hemorrhages seen on the nail beds. Back to question
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