acantholyses

acantholysis is a hallmark of pemphigus vulgaris.

the biopsy revealed widespread acantholysis in the epidermal layer.

direct immunofluorescence demonstrates acantholysis with intercellular deposition.

acantholysis leads to the formation of flaccid blisters on the skin.

severe acantholysis was observed in the suprabasal layer of the epidermis.

the mechanism of acantholysis involves antibodies against desmogleins.

histopathological examination confirmed extensive acantholysis.

acantholysis results in loss of cell adhesion between keratinocytes.

the degree of acantholysis correlates with disease activity in pemphigus.

effective treatment reduces acantholysis and promotes epithelial healing.

acantholysis can occur in various autoimmune blistering disorders.

early diagnosis of acantholysis is crucial for timely intervention.