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Variante da epidermólise bolhosa distrófica dominante apresentando graus variáveis ​​de formação de bolhas no período neonatal devida a uma deficiência de colágeno tipo VII na junção dermoepidérmica. Um aumento do colágeno tipo VII na junção dermoepidérmica nas primeiras semanas ou meses de vida é acompanhado por melhora clínica.
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A variant of dominant dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa presenting with variable degrees of blistering in the neonatal period due to a deficiency of type VII collagen at the dermoepidermal junction. An increase in type VII collagen at the dermoepidermal junction over the first few weeks or months of life is accompanied by clinical improvement.
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15 August 2026
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A variant of dominant dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa presenting with variable degrees of blistering in the neonatal period due to a deficiency of type VII collagen at the dermoepidermal junction. An increase in type VII collagen at the dermoepidermal junction over the first few weeks or months of life is accompanied by clinical improvement.
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    Dominant bullous dermolysis of the newborn
    A variant of dominant dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa presenting with variable degrees of blistering in the neonatal period due to a deficiency of type VII collagen at the dermoepidermal junction. An increase in type VII collagen at the dermoepidermal junction over the first few weeks or months of life is accompanied by clinical improvement.

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