A 7-years-old patient who underwent appendectomy in the surgery department of the children's hospital was transferred into infectious diseases hospital for children because of clinical local signs which appeared after 2 days on the postoperative wound: in- flammation, hyperaemia and small maculopapular rashes around it, that spread moderately to the trunk. Right inguinal lymph nodes are enlarged, about 1.0 x 1.5 cm and painful. Other systems - without pathological features. 1. Establish diagnosis and indicate the clinical form of the disease. 2. List the peculiarities of this case. 3. Indicate treatment.

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Explain the likely diagnosis and clinical form

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