ID#: 21515
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From a right posterior-oblique view, you can see how this 4-year-old girl’s right shoulder exhibited numerous, fluid-filled blisters, also referred to as vesicular bullous skin eruptions, which had been the result of a condition known as dermatitis herpetiformis (DH). These papulovesicular lesions are said to be intensely itchy, and are long-standing, being that this is a chronic condition. See PHIL 21516, and 21517, for other views of this patient’s condition.
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Content Provider(s): CDC/ K.L. Herrmann
Creation Date: 1966
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