Vesiculobullous (VB) diseases are a distinct group of oral disorders characterized by vesicles and bullae. These lesions can be of viral origin, autoimmune, or genetic or may arise as an immune response to an external agent. They may be acute or chronic. The diagnosis involves clinical, histological, and immunological evaluation of the lesion.
Here is a series of interesting questions to refresh your knowledge of vesiculobullous lesions! Source: Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology Suggested for you: Painful Erosive Mucocutaneous Lesions in a Middle-aged Man – What’s Your Diagnosis?
