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Bullous lesions on the trunk.
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On general examination, active and chronic bullous lesions were observed on the trunk and palms, which had led to scarring in some areas (Figures 1 & 2).
Dermal blister on the palm.
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On general examination, active and chronic bullous lesions were observed on the trunk and palms, which had led to scarring in some areas (Figures 1 & 2).
Nail dystrophy together with missing nails in some fingers.
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She had dystrophic nails and absence of nails in some fingers (Fig. 3).
Milia on the dorsal aspect of fingers.
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There were also a number of milia on the back of her hands and hypertrophic scars on the upper and lower extremities (Fig. 4).
Symblepharon in the superonasal quadrant extending to the cornea.
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In the right eye, a symblepharon connected the medial portion of the upper lid to the upper nasal quadrant of the cornea resulting in limitation of eye movement especially downward and to the right (Fig. 5).Slitlamp biomicroscopy revealed mild subepithelial opacification in both corneas.