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Vesicles and bullae (i.e., blisters) result from a disturbance of epidermal or basement membrane connections, creating spaces that allow fluid collection. Blisters can be caused directly by bacterial, viral, and fungal infections or a reactive phenomenon to an infection. Diagnosis…

Introduction Bacterial skin infections in neonates and infants can present differently from those in older children, based on several factors: (1) the nature of the pathogen; (2) the developmental stage of the infant when infection is acquired: early (first or…