A blistering disease: bullous erysipelas

Blistering erysipelas: not a rare entity.

INTRODUCTION Soft tissue infections are common, but erysipelas, especially its blistering feature, is an under-recognised entity. There have been few reports of blistering erysipelas. We aim to describe the clinical characteristics, management and the risk factors for erysipelas in 20 patients admitted in a tertiary hospital in Singapore. METHODS A chart review of all cases of erysipelas, dia...

Bullous Diabeticorum: A Rare Blistering Manifestation of Diabetes

A 65‐year‐old female presented with a 2‐year history of recurrent, asymptomatic, tense blisters on her feet. There was no history of any repeated trauma, exposure to chemicals, insect bite, or any constitutional symptoms. She previously had similar lesions on her arms, back, and buttocks, however, they healed spontaneously. She had a history of uncontrolled type 2 DM for the past 20 years, for ...

[Intermediate-grade myxofibrosarcoma mimicking a blistering disease].

Bullous disease of dialysis=ءادلا يعاقفلا جتانلا نع لاحتلا يومدلا Bullous Disease of Dialysis Bullous dermatosis of dialysis is a syndrome of cutaneous fragility and blistering. The skin lesions clinically and histologically resemble those of porphyria cutanea tarda

Bullous lung disease or bullous emphysema?

Bullous lung disease is an entity characterized by the presence of bullae in one or both the lung fields, with normal intervening lung.1,2 On the other hand, bullous emphysema is the presence of bullae in a patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and is characterized by the presence of centrilobular emphysema in the nonbullous lung.3–5 To select patients who are more likely t...