论文信息 - Psoriatic Pseudobalanitis Circinata as a Post-Viral Koebner Phenomenon

Psoriatic Pseudobalanitis Circinata as a Post-Viral Koebner Phenomenon

In the absence of any other lesions on the body, the diagnosis of localized genital psoriasis can be difficult, requiring further examinations including a biopsy. We report a case of psoriatic pseudobalanitis circinata triggered by a herpes virus infection, and we discuss the Koebner phenomenon and the therapeutic management of psoriasis of the genital area.

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