Blistering diseases in children: How to recognize and treat the most common: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 80, No 2

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The most common blistering diseases encountered in children number no fewer than seven. Clearly, the busy practitioner can benefit from being acquainted with what they are, how they usually manifest, and how to treat them. In this article, Dr Weston provides a handy guide to differential diagnosis and appropriate therapy.

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