Abstract
Pemphigus vulgaris (PV) is a rare but potentially fatal autoimmune bullous disorder which frequently affects the oral mucosa. Although the essential cause of PV is unclear, its onset has occasionally been associated with drug therapy, in particular penicillamine. The patient described in this paper was a 78-year-old diabetic man who developed oral lesions of PV following institution of glibenclamide therapy.
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