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Um caso pediátrico de líquen plano eritrodérmico penfigóide

Safae Maouni, El Anzi Ouiam, Sqalli Asmae, Zenati Kaoutar, Meziane Mariam, Senouci Karima e Hassam Badredine

Lichen planus pemphigoides (LPP) is an uncommon skin condition that is characterized by signs of lichen planus associated to subepidermal detachment with deposits of autoantibodies along dermal-epidermal junction basement membrane. LPP is infrequent in adults, but extremely rare in pediatric population; indeed just 17 cases were reported. We report a rare case history of a 6-year-old boy with clinical and histological findings of an erythrodermic LPP.