Abstract
Many complications followed by orf infection have been reported. Among these, there are also erythema multiforme, secondary bacterial infections, lymphadenopathies and bullous pemphigoid. Here we indicate the unusual association of clinically, histopathologically and mmunohistochemically diagnosed bullous pemphigoid with the clinically diagnosed orf disease. This uncommon association has been reported in a few case reports in the literature before. We searched Turkish medicine literature and we couldn’t find a report about this association so we want to report the association by this article.
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