Autoimmune Blistering Diseases in Children
mucosa in 70% to 80% of cases. Subsequently, blisters of various sizes occur on normal skin (Figs. 14.21-1 and 14.21-2). This blis-tering may occur anywhere on the body; however, it tends to appear at sites prone to pressure and friction, such as the back, buttocks and feet. The blisters easily rupture to form large erosions and crusts. ................
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