[ILL-L] Looking for a Color photo from a journal

[Randall Blackwell]

Hello all in ILL-Land,

I have a patron who is looking for a photo from a journal that she wants to  use in her lectures to medical students; also she thinks that the photo in figure 1 is in color. The journal is  Hospital Medicine, below is the  pubmed citation and the citation she gave me. Can any one supply the photo in color if it is in color or else a good quality photo in either case? I can enter on Doclline or OCLC will pay EFTS, ifm or invoice, will trade honey (I'm am kind of a beekeeper) for the article too. :)

Thanks in advance and my fingers, and toes are crossed. :)

May all have a great day!

Randall

Hosp Med. 2001 Jul;62(7):434-5.Links
    Haemorrhagic rash in infectious mononucleosis.
    Ramanan AV, Pike AC, Robinson A.

    Department of Paediatrics, South Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust, Wythenshawe Hospital, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 9LT.

    PMID: 11480135


I would glad end you a docline request and shower you with happy thoughts 
Journal: Hospital Medicine
Author: AV Ramanan
Year: July 2001
vol. 62, No 7
Page: 434
Title: Haemorrhagic rash in infectious mononucleosis
Figure 1. widespread haemorrhagic rash



Randall S. Blackwell
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