Kindler's Syndrome

Shimamoto Yoriko

Inada Shuichi

Shimamoto Hiroyuki

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Abstract

A 3-year-old girl with congenital poikiloderma had episodic blistering spontaneously or after trauma. Growth and development had been normal. Family history did not show any evidence of cutaneous disease. We believe that this case best fits the designation of Kindler's syndrome.

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Kindler's syndrome

Poikiloderma Bulla

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