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Friday, January 26, 2007

A recurrent vesicular eruption


This 4-year-old boy had a recurrent vesicular eruption on the sun exposed areas for three years. The eruption would heal with varioliform scarring. The boy's father and one of the siblings had similar problem since early childhood. What would be the ddx?

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3 Comments:

Blogger Bell said...

Could this be Hydroa Vacciniforme
?

8:41 AM  
Blogger kiran nabar said...

I agree with you
Kiran

10:20 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What about EPP or maybe actinic prurigo??

4:21 PM  

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