Bil 1st MPJ blisters with unclear diagnosis

Posted on December 1, 2011 by admin

I am treating an elderly male patient (70’s) mostly bedbound or chairbound. Has localised blister on plantar aspect both 1st mpj. There is no apparent cause

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Bil 1st MPJ blisters with unclear diagnosis

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