1969
Bullous Darier's disease
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“…A comprehensive literature search was performed, which revealed a total of 26 case reports that described cases of vesicular Darier’s disease via search of title and/or abstract. 3 – 28 A list of 16 case reports that were accessible in English is summarized in Table 1 .…”
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“…A comprehensive literature search was performed, which revealed a total of 26 case reports that described cases of vesicular Darier’s disease via search of title and/or abstract. 3 – 28 A list of 16 case reports that were accessible in English is summarized in Table 1 .…”
Section: Discussion
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“…Only ten cases of the vesiculo-bullous variant of Darier's disease have been reported in the literature of the last thirty years (13)(14)(15)(16)(17). Such a variant is usually due to an increase in suprabasal acantholysis demonstrable by light microscopy in the characteristic keratotic papules.…”
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“…After the first case reported by]ablonska et al in 1958~(13), only anecdotal ones have been reported in the literature. In 1969, Reed et al described a 34-year-old female with generalized Darier's disease who subsequently developed, in summer, bullous lesions on photoexposed areas (14). In 1982, Hori et al described a similar case that also developed in summer (15).…”
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“…Unusual reported variants of Darier's disease include a bullous type, 10–13 a zosteriform or linear type, 14,15 a unilateral type, 16 and, perhaps the most severe, a widespread hypertrophic type 17–20 . In this type, the lesions become markedly thickened and hyperkeratotic, resulting in the development of wartlike masses and plaques.…”
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