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Duker I et al. – The pathophysiology and autoantigen profile of bullous autoimmune diseases, especially pemphigus and its subforms, are more complex than previously believed. Because pemphigus seems to be a heterogeneous disorder, further studies are needed to evaluate the complexity of the disease.

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