Pemphigus in which keratinocyte adhesion is disrupted beneath the stratum corneum. Once lesions develop, they may spread to the entire body and mimic generalized exfoliative dermatitis. The positive Nikolsky’s sign helps to make the correct diagnosis. The condition is treated with systemic corticosteroids.
A persistent condition marked by the development of flat blisters, which are then followed by widespread redness and peeling of the skin, resulting in exposed and sensitive areas.