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Table 1 Diagnostic findings for BP

From: Three case reports of post immunization and post viral Bullous Pemphigoid: looking for the right trigger

Clinic

Blistering lesions on erythematous skin, with a prevailing acral distribution

Histology

Subepidermal blister with a mixed perivascular infammatory infiltrate

Direct immunofluorescence microscopy

Linear deposits of IgG and C3 along the basement membrane

Indirect immunofluorescence microscopy on salt-split-skin

BP antibodies deposited primarily at the epidermal side of the induced blister

ELISA

Presence of circulating antibodies against the 2 BP antigens (BP180 and BP230)