pemphigus vulgaris: recurrent clinical picture for months. superficially, weeping, non-detachable (because painful) crusts are found on weeping surfaces. no clinically detectable blisters. at the same time, extensive erosions of the oral mucosa. on searching inspection of the skin, very isolated, easily injured (immediately bursting) blisters can be found (here in this picture on the patient's left shoulder)
Burns: severe fourth-degree burns on the buttocks of a 23-year-old woman after gynaecological surgery with electrocautery application with incorrectly attached neutral electrode and moist pad.
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