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Vesiculobullous Lyme disease: A case series

Hayden Doughty, Keegan O’Hern, Dorothea T. Barton, Joi B. Carter

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Early-stage Lyme-associated erythema migrans most commonly manifests as a targetoid patch. However, several erythema migrans variants have been reported, which may result in misidentification as well as delayed diagnosis and treatment. This case series demonstrates a rare blistering form of erythema migrans known as bullous erythema migrans.1

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Early-stage Lyme-associated erythema migrans most commonly manifests as a targetoid patch. However, several erythema migrans variants have been reported, which may result in misidentification as well as delayed diagnosis and treatment. This case series demonstrates a rare blistering form of erythema migrans known as bullous erythema migrans.1

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Early-stage Lyme-associated erythema migrans most commonly manifests as a targetoid patch. However, several erythema migrans variants have been reported, which may result in misidentification as well as delayed diagnosis and treatment. This case series demonstrates a rare blistering form of erythema migrans known as bullous erythema migrans.1

Key concepts: Medicine, Lyme disease, Dermatology, Erythema, Borrelia burgdorferi, Lesion, Rash, Erythema migrans

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