Annales de dermatologie et de venereologie · 1995
[Dyshidrotic pemphigoid].
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Beylot-Barry M, Doutre M S, Beylot C
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INTRODUCTION: Clinical expression of pemphigoid can sometimes be misleading. Localized dyshidrosis is rarely reported in the literature.
CASE REPORT: We observed 4 cases of pemphigoid with unusual dyshidrosis lesions. Skin biopsy was unspecific in both cases. Immunofluorescence gave the diagnosis in both. One case responded to low-dose general corticosteroids associated with local applications of corticosteroids. The other patients required high-dose oral corticosteroids.
CONCLUSION: Our cases illustrated the misleading dyshidrosis nature of certain pemphigoids and the need for repeated skin biopsies with immunofluorescence in case of recent development of dyshidrosis in elderly subjects. As in the literature, and despite the localized nature of the lesions, general corticosteroid treatment appears necessary in many cases.
CASE REPORT: We observed 4 cases of pemphigoid with unusual dyshidrosis lesions. Skin biopsy was unspecific in both cases. Immunofluorescence gave the diagnosis in both. One case responded to low-dose general corticosteroids associated with local applications of corticosteroids. The other patients required high-dose oral corticosteroids.
CONCLUSION: Our cases illustrated the misleading dyshidrosis nature of certain pemphigoids and the need for repeated skin biopsies with immunofluorescence in case of recent development of dyshidrosis in elderly subjects. As in the literature, and despite the localized nature of the lesions, general corticosteroid treatment appears necessary in many cases.