The lesions often show a lacy white network covering them, called Wickham’s striae. They may be shiny or be covered with scales. Furthermore, the lesions often appear in lines, ...

Inflammatory skin conditions, including plaque psoriasis (PP), dermatitis, lichen planus (LP), and pityriasis rosea (PR), each exhibit a characteristic dermoscopic pattern.

Lichen planus (LP) is a chronic and remitting T-cell-mediated autoimmune dermatosis that affects the skin, hair, nails, and mucosa. Most cases of LP are idiopathic, but some are associated with ...

Close inspection of well-developed lesions may reveal fine, white, reticulated networks known as Wickham's striae. Involvement of the flexural areas of the extremities is common, ...

Oral GVHD primarily manifests as lichen planus with Wickham striae visible on the buccal mucosa and tongue. Ocular sicca is diagnostic of ocular GVHD. Gastrointestinal features diagnostic of ...

A defining characteristic is Wickham striae, which is characterized as fine gray or white dots or lines on top of the lesions. Though the origin of lichen planus is not completely understood, it is ...