Oral Blistering - Report of Two Cases of Erythema Multiforme & Literature Review

Erythema Multiforme: integrating the superfluous diagnosis to a veracious conclusion

“…Mucosal involvement is uncommon, when present, only one site is affected. Major typically involves two or more mucous membranes with more variable skin involvement [ 6 ]. Less than 10% of the body surface area but more severe than EMm.…”

“…Oral lesions are usually widespread and severe [ 3 ]. The hallmark of EM is presence of necrotic tissue tags, blood encrustations and typical “target” lesions [ 6 ]. Clinical differential diagnosis included herpetic gingivostomatitis, mucous membrane pemphigoid and pemphigus vulgaris can be given for the above present cases.…”