Plasma cell balanitis: clinical and histopathological features--response to circumcision.

Plasma cell balanitis: clinical and histopathological features--response to circumcision.

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the clinicopathological features and response to circumcision in patients with plasma cell balanitis. SUBJECTS AND METHOD 32 uncircumcised men with penile lesions typical of plasma cell balanitis. Twenty specimens were available for histopathology. RESULTS Lesions involved prepuce and glans in 17, prepuce only in 10 and in 5 were localised to glans alone or extended to...

Frictional melanosis and its clinical and histopathological features

Background: A rippled type of pigmentation is observed on the arms, forearms, and bony prominences, more commonly in women with a history of chronic rubbing. The terminology (commonly referred to as frictional melanosis) and its relation with cutaneous amyloidosis has been debated. Materials and Methods: Twenty one patients with pigmented skin lesions with manifestations suggestive of frictiona...

Zoon plasma cell balanitis: an overview and role of histopathology.

Balanitis circumscripta plasmacellularis or Zoon's balanitis is an idiopathic, benign condition of the genitalia that mostly presents as a solitary, persistent plaque on the glans of primarily uncircumcised, middle-aged to older men. Its etiology and pathogenesis remains speculative. This article provides an overview of the clinical morphology, microscopic features, differential diagnosis and t...

Chronic plasma cell balanitis of Zoon. Report of two cases.

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