Direct immunofluoresence showing granular deposits at the tips of dermal papillae points to the diagnosis of _____
Chronic bullous disease of childhood shows sub_____ bullae with infiltration of neutrophils at basement membrane and dermal papillae tips
Pemphigus foliaceus presents with _____ involvement
Pemphigus vulgaris lesions heal _____ scarring.
Bullous pemphigoid presents with a subepidermal blister with an _____ rich infiltrate
Epidermolysis bullosa _____ is associated with mutations in the genes for K5/14
Tense _____, vesicles, and annular erythema are the characteristic triad of clinical features in Chronic Bullous Disorder of Childhood
Pemphigus vulgaris is due to Ig_____ antibodies against desmoglein
_____ microabscesses are seen in Pemphigus vegetans
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