2009DermatologicaRequires access

Some Electron-Microscopic Aspects of Pemphigus erythematosus compared to those of Pemphigus vulgaris

W.J.B.M. van de Staak, A.M.G. Bergers

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1. The degree of disappearance of the desmosomes in established pemphigus erythematosus blister resembles that in an early blister in pemphigus vulgaris. One might consider pemphigus erythematosus as a pemphigus vulgaris which has remained in its initial phase. 2. The degree of disappearance of desmosomes in pemphigus erythematosus appears to be less than in pemphigus foliaceus.

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1. The degree of disappearance of the desmosomes in established pemphigus erythematosus blister resembles that in an early blister in pemphigus vulgaris. One might consider pemphigus erythematosus as a pemphigus vulgaris which has remained in its initial phase. 2. The degree of disappearance of desmosomes in pemphigus erythematosus appears to be less than in pemphigus foliaceus.

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1. The degree of disappearance of the desmosomes in established pemphigus erythematosus blister resembles that in an early blister in pemphigus vulgaris. One might consider pemphigus erythematosus as a pemphigus vulgaris which has remained in its initial phase. 2. The degree of disappearance of desmosomes in pemphigus erythematosus appears to be less than in pemphigus foliaceus.

Key concepts: Pemphigus vulgaris, Pemphigus foliaceus, Pemphigus, Dermatology, Medicine, Immunology, Autoantibody, Antibody

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