Cataldo E, McCarthy P, Yaffee H
Cutis. 1977 Dec;20(6):705-8.
A forty-seven year old woman had skin and oral lesions of three year's duration. The skin lesions were clinically and microscopically diagnosed as psoriasis. Oral examination revealed extensive involvement of the entire mucosa with white, elevated, circinate lesions. Biopsies of oral mucosa were interpreted as histologically similar to the characteristic dermal findings in psoriasis. Anesthetic mouth rinses afforded symptomatic relief; however, although there was definite improvement, the oral lesions have persisted.
一名47岁女性出现皮肤和口腔病变已有三年。皮肤病变经临床和显微镜检查诊断为银屑病。口腔检查发现整个黏膜广泛受累，有白色、隆起的环状病变。口腔黏膜活检显示组织学上与银屑病典型的皮肤表现相似。使用麻醉性漱口水可缓解症状；然而，尽管有明显改善，但口腔病变仍持续存在。
