Koebner’s phenomenon in vitiligo: European position paper
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M. Picardo | D. Gawkrodger | D. Bennett | K. Schallreuter | W. Westerhof | S. Moretti | K. Ezzedine | A. Taieb | N. van Geel | M. Whitton | R. Speeckaert | M. Böhm | Y. Gauthier | W. van der Veen
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