PMC7180430_01
Perioral desquamative lesions.
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After three months of therapy, the patient was admitted to our hospital with malaise, high fever, pain, pruritus, and skin and mucosa detachment of <5% of body surface area (mouth, periorbital region, palms, and soles) with positive Nikolsky sign; (Figures 1 and 2) she also presented with vesicular lesions of the nostrils and nasolabial fold.
Palmar desquamative lesions.
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After three months of therapy, the patient was admitted to our hospital with malaise, high fever, pain, pruritus, and skin and mucosa detachment of <5% of body surface area (mouth, periorbital region, palms, and soles) with positive Nikolsky sign; (Figures 1 and 2) she also presented with vesicular lesions of the nostrils and nasolabial fold.