2012
DOI: 10.4034/pboci.2012.121.21
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Manifestações Clínicas da Epidermólise Bolhosa: Revisão De Literatura

Abstract: Introdução: A epidermólise bolhosa é uma dermatose hereditária rara, caracterizada pelo desenvolvimento de bolhas na região cutâneo-mucosa de todo o corpo, em resposta ao trauma mínimo, ao calor ou a nenhuma causa aparente, podendo manifestar-se ao nascimento ou durante os primeiros anos de vida. Sua classificação é determinada pela modalidade de herança genética, distribuição anatômica das lesões e morbidez associada à doença, distinguindo-se em três grupos principais: epidermólise bolhosa simples, juncional … Show more

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“…After that, central relationship took place where the correct subepidermal joint, but below the lamina densa. This can be recessive or dominant, recessive type being the most severe form of the disease and the patient does not reach adulthood [1]. Importantly, one of the mildest case of existence with acquired epidermolysis bullosa has been described above.…”
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“…After that, central relationship took place where the correct subepidermal joint, but below the lamina densa. This can be recessive or dominant, recessive type being the most severe form of the disease and the patient does not reach adulthood [1]. Importantly, one of the mildest case of existence with acquired epidermolysis bullosa has been described above.…”
Section: Case Reportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mucous can become adhered to the gingival edentulous areas in or on the tooth neck as a result of contractions of scars or blistering in the region [1]. The teeth, the changes have been described as deformities, birth defects and abnormal formation of enamel.…”
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