English: Shown here is five-year-old Iraqi boy Abdulrahman, who was diagnosed with congenital epidermolysis bullosa, a rare skin condition that produces painful sores and blisters and affects one in 5 million people. Corpsmen and doctors from MNF-W and the Iraqi army worked with medical specialists in the United States to diagnose the boy's condition and bring special medical products to Iraq to help ease the boy's suffering. Story
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Inside the Iraqi army clinic on Camp Mejid, Iraq, a Marine from Multi National Force-West plays peek-a-boo with five-year-old Abdulrahman, who was diagnosed with congenital epidermolysis bullosa, a rare skin condition that produces painful sores and blisters and affects one in 5 million people. Corpsmen and doctors from MNF-W and the Iraqi army worked with medical specialists in the United States to diagnose the boy's condition and bring special medical products to Iraq to help ease the boy's suffering.