Pemphigoid

A rare autoimmune blistering skin disorder that resembles pemphigus but is histologically and clinically distinguishable by lack of evidence of acantholysis and a generally benign course.

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Dr. P.kishore Kumar

Dermatology

68-year old man was admitted for evaluation and management of exfoliative erythroderma. He also had pruritic, eryt...See More

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Dr. Ryng Phawa

General Practice

Adult male this blisters all over his body .very itching since one year. It disappeared last time n now again it reappea...See More

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Dr. P.kishore Kumar

Dermatology

23/M 1yr h/o itchy papules merging into plaques on lower legs. Apparently had similar lesions on forearms 6months back. ...See More

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Dr. Jeen Stud

General Practice (Homeopathy)

Doctors please help to diagnosis this case p/c severe itching present whole of the body since one year vesicles with ulc...See More

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Dr. Jeen Stud

General Practice (Homeopathy)

Doctors please help to diagnosis this case p/c severe itching present whole of the body since one year vesicles with ulcer present in the body offensive smell from the ulcer present blackish discolouration of skin present HPC:the complaint...See More

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Dr. Viral Patel

Internal Medicine

DERMATOLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS IN DIABETIC ALCOHOLIC Patient

48 year Diabetic, Chronic Ethanol abuser presenting with following type of bullous skin lesions and pigmentation, with s...See More

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Dr. Jagesh Kamath

dermatologist 45 years experience

Dr.Patel, a very interesting case. The foot lesions do not look like Bullous pemphigoid or FDE nor fits in with Bullous diabticorum. Infact this is more likely to be Bullous pyoderma gangrenosum which is known to occur rarely in diabetics...

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Dr. P.kishore Kumar

Dermatology

DRUG INDUCED VASCULITIS...

55 years woman with idiopathic nonischemic heart failure presented with a rapidly progressive generalized bullous erupt...See More

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Dr. P.kishore Kumar

Dermatology

It's case of DRUG -INDUCED VASCULITIS.. Hydralazine is a known cause of ANCA-positive drug-induced vasculitis (DIV) that typically presents with pulmonary, renal, or skin involvement. Other known drugs that can cause vasculitis are propylth...

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