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Bullous blisters on ring finger POD 1 from trigger finger release.
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She was promptly assessed in the clinic (Figure 1).
POD 7 following fenestration of bullae and evolution of superficial wounds.
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Over the next 2 weeks her epidermolysis evolved and sloughed (Figure 2).
Healed wounds with persistent stiffness.
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By 4 weeks the wounds were healed however she had persistent stiffness and difficulty with range of motion at her distal interphalangeal joint (Figure 3).