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A 60 year old male presents to the dermatologist with a complaint of tender blisters on his arm and flank. Physical examination reveals blisters and flaccid bullae; a few have ruptured, leaving red, sore, denuded areas. Which of the following findings would suggest the diagnosis of pemphigus vulgaris as opposed to bullous pemphigoid?
Eosinophils within bullae
IgA deposits on basement membrane
Negative Nikolsky sign
Oral mucosal lesions
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