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Clinical Pictures: Junctional

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Before you scroll down, please be forewarned that this page includes several pictures of wounds related to the 'dystrophic' form of EB. These are not pretty pictures. They are up on his site to give family, friends, and people in general an idea of how brutal EB is to every child afflicted with this dreadful condition.

These pictures are NOT public domain. They are not intended to be posted elsewhere on the web. Thank you for understanding.

The following pictures are of patients with the Junctional Non-Herlitz form of EB.

Above and Below: Xander's whole body at birth.

Above, Xander's foot blisters on the left, and covered with "Mepital" on the right.

Above: Faith's ankle and leg- Below: Faith's legs

For more clinical pictures of Children with JEB-NH, click here to see pictures of Faith

Above & Below, pictures of the hands and feet of a 4-year old little boy.

Above a clinical photo of how we wrap Xander's hands when the blisters/abrasions get too large or infected.

Above is a clinical photo of little Brittany at birth.

The following pictures are of patients with the 'Junctional Herlitz' form of EB.

Above: A baby girl's scalp a month after it was damaged.

If you would like to submit photos for this page relating to the Junctional form of EB, please contact Silvia...
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