Patients present with blisters on various parts of their bodies for many reasons, blistering expert Meghan Holben Noe, MD, MPH, MS, MSCE, told Dermcast.live host Hope Cook, PA-C, in an interview in Boston. This informative discussion highlights biopsies, “red flags,” and Stevens-Johnsons syndrome mimickers. Dr. Noe, of Brigham and Women’s Hospital, shares her thoughts and experiences related to cutaneous blisters that occur in settings of trauma, drug reactions, autoimmune diseases and infections.
Blisters: What to Do When You See One
