Radiation induced pemphigoid disease
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Among the possible complications of radiation therapy, acute and chronic side effects on the skin can be induced bypercutaneous radiotherapy in the target site. Common skin lesions include radiation dermatitis, which can be treatedby topical application of dressing and ointment. Pemphigoid disease, which displays similar clinical features as otherskin diseases such as recurrent cancer and herpes zoster, rarely occurs in the site of radiotherapy; therefore, caremust be taken during diagnosis for a timely treatment. The present report is a case of pemphigoid disease that haddeveloped in a patient with endometrioid/clear cell carcinoma after radiation therapy, and the time between onsetand radiotherapy was more than 6 months.
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Among the possible complications of radiation therapy, acute and chronic side effects on the skin can be induced bypercutaneous radiotherapy in the target site. Common skin lesions include radiation dermatitis, which can be treatedby topical application of dressing and ointment. Pemphigoid disease, which displays similar clinical features as otherskin diseases such as recurrent cancer and herpes zoster, rarely occurs in the site of radiotherapy; therefore, caremust be taken during diagnosis for a timely treatment. The present report is a case of pemphigoid disease that haddeveloped in a patient with endometrioid/clear cell carcinoma after radiation therapy, and the time between onsetand radiotherapy was more than 6 months.
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