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Management of Recurrent Linear IgA Dermatosis of Childhood in the Absence of Histopathology and Immunofluorescence: A Case Report from a Low-Resource Setting in South-Western Uganda. [PDF]
Clin Cosmet Investig DermatolOlwit G +6 more
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Coexistence of wrinkles and blisters in supported graphene [PDF]
Extreme Mechanics Letters, 2017 Blisters induced by gas trapped in the interstitial space between supported graphene and the substrate are commonly observed. These blisters are often quasi-spherical with a circular rim, but polygonal blisters are also common and coexist with wrinkles ...
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Military Medicine, 1972
Abstract : Friction blisters rank high as causes of military disability. Controlled studies show that: Friction blisters are not burns but are due to shearing forces within the epidermis. These produce a cleft into which fluid passes, provided there is a sufficient pressure gradient from blood vessels and tissue fluid; friction blister fluid contains ...
W A, Akers, M B, Sulzberger
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Abstract : Friction blisters rank high as causes of military disability. Controlled studies show that: Friction blisters are not burns but are due to shearing forces within the epidermis. These produce a cleft into which fluid passes, provided there is a sufficient pressure gradient from blood vessels and tissue fluid; friction blister fluid contains ...
W A, Akers, M B, Sulzberger
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Medical Clinics of North America, 1998
The intent and purpose of the authors is to familiarize the reader with the principles that govern the diagnosis and management of autoimmune mucocutaneous blistering diseases. The purpose was not to be all-inclusive but illustrative. There are several other blistering diseases that have not been discussed because of the limited scope of this article ...
J E, Scott, A R, Ahmed
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The intent and purpose of the authors is to familiarize the reader with the principles that govern the diagnosis and management of autoimmune mucocutaneous blistering diseases. The purpose was not to be all-inclusive but illustrative. There are several other blistering diseases that have not been discussed because of the limited scope of this article ...
J E, Scott, A R, Ahmed
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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1995
Fracture blisters can pose a problem when dealing with trauma. The potential to increase the complication rate, delay surgery, and prolong wound healing are possible sequelae. Edema has to be controlled, however, because the blisters can form in spite of ice, elevation, and compression. They may also appear even after prompt ORIF.
G F, Wallace, J, Sullivan
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Fracture blisters can pose a problem when dealing with trauma. The potential to increase the complication rate, delay surgery, and prolong wound healing are possible sequelae. Edema has to be controlled, however, because the blisters can form in spite of ice, elevation, and compression. They may also appear even after prompt ORIF.
G F, Wallace, J, Sullivan
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1953
THERE is no mention in the dermatologic literature of the occurrence of vesicles or bullae (Fig. 1) secondary to fractures, and localized to the site of injury.
W R, BUCKLEY, W C, LOBITZ
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THERE is no mention in the dermatologic literature of the occurrence of vesicles or bullae (Fig. 1) secondary to fractures, and localized to the site of injury.
W R, BUCKLEY, W C, LOBITZ
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Pediatrics in Review, 2020
1. Stephanie C. Erdle, MD* 2. Karel O’Brien, MD, FRCP(C)† 1. *Department of Paediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada 2. †Department of Neonatology, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Canada A newborn boy presented at 5 minutes of age with a large erosion on the sole of his left foot (Figs 1 and 2), which appeared after drying.
Stephanie C, Erdle, Karel, O'Brien
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1. Stephanie C. Erdle, MD* 2. Karel O’Brien, MD, FRCP(C)† 1. *Department of Paediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada 2. †Department of Neonatology, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Canada A newborn boy presented at 5 minutes of age with a large erosion on the sole of his left foot (Figs 1 and 2), which appeared after drying.
Stephanie C, Erdle, Karel, O'Brien
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The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1982
In brief Friction blisters are caused by excess frictional trauma to areas of the skin with a thick horny layer and a tight attachment to underlying structures. A moist and/or warm environment promotes blister formation. Blisters are treated by early aspiration of the fluid and by protecting the blister roof.
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In brief Friction blisters are caused by excess frictional trauma to areas of the skin with a thick horny layer and a tight attachment to underlying structures. A moist and/or warm environment promotes blister formation. Blisters are treated by early aspiration of the fluid and by protecting the blister roof.
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A blistering child–A girl with mysterious blisters
European Journal of Dermatology, 2022Sophia, Mohme +3 more
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