Epidermolysis bullosa is a group of genetic diseases that cause blistering of the skin and mucous membranes. It results in fragile skin that blisters easily from minor friction or trauma. Some internal injuries can also occur, causing esophageal closure that leads to weight loss from inability to digest food, though these issues mainly appear in recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa. It has no cure and causes severe, chronic wounds that easily become infected and cause malnutrition and anemia.

1. EPIDERMOLYSIS
BULLOSA
By: Begoña
Marta
Carla

2. WHAT IS EPIDERMOLYSIS
BULLOSA?
Is a group o diseases of the skin
transmited genetically and are manifested
by the appereance of blisters, and skin
wounds.

3. Iternal injuries also often occur, causing a
closure in the esophagus which causes
weight loss because they can not digest
food, but the problems of esophagus ,
stomach and internal injuries usually only
appear in recessive dystrophic
epidermolysis bullosa.

4. FACTS:
This disease is hereditary, it is not
contagious but has no cure. The wounds
that are caused by this disease seem
severe skin burns and continuously
reappear with many complications. Being
continuously open wounds often have
infections and people who suffer makes
them have chronic malnutrition and
anemia.

5. Children also suffer from this disease
because being inherited can get it
from birth, so it is called "butterfly
skin" because the skin appears to be
just as delicate as the wings of a
butterfly.

6. TYPES OF EPIDERMOLYSIS:
Simple
Junctional
Dystrophic
Simple Juctional

7. GAMES:
True or false?
1.This disease has cure.
2.The three types of Epidermolysis
are simple, junctional and dystrophic.
3.This disease is not transmited
genetically.
4.Bird skin is another name for these