bullous pemphigoid
Posted By: Terri on 2008-10-01
In Reply to: dermatology word help! - me
Subject: bullous pemphigoid
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I see that back in January ERMT had questioned this also. At that time, the only followups were guesses.
The only part he spells is the Lyca part. ERMT was questioning bullous platus lyca. This doc pronounced it "bullous platic lyca" in the last three notes on this patient. Now today he's saying what s/l "bullous lattice plica", which almost makes a little sense, but I still can't find anything like it. I know it's a dermatologic condition. The patient has ulcers on the abdomen and legs, and therefore I'm sure it's not lichen planus. Anybody?
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