Pemphigoid of the Pulmonary System (POPS): A Review of a Less Recognized Feature
Pemphigoid (Pg) diseases are a group of potentially fatal autoimmune mucocutaneous diseases. They have different clinical phenotypes, involving only the skin or multiple mucous membranes. They occur globally and frequently affect the elderly. The common marker among all variants is the presence of autoantibodies targeting the dermal-epidermal or mucosal-submucosal junctions, or basement membrane zone (BMZ). Four target antigens in the BMZ were studied.
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