Male genital dermatoses present a diverse array of symptoms including itch, pain, cracking,
blistering, bruising, dysuria and dyspareunia, and can affect quality of life in terms of sexual …

The female genitalia are affected by specific dermatoses, such as lichen sclerosus and
lichen planus, but are also involved as part of more widespread cutaneous disease. This …

Introduction The dermatologic conditions affecting the male genitalia are diverse and range
from normal variants and benign growths to overt malignancy. Unfortunately, there is a …

This is an overview of dermatoses which are predominantly seen in the genital area. Five
large groups of dermatoses can be distinguished: inflammatory dermatoses without any …

PREVIEW Dermatoses of the male genitalia can be confusing to identify and difficult to
diagnose and treat. Rashes and lesions that occur on other areas of the body can be hard to …

Male genital dermatology has been a neglected field. Men with genital skin problems can
present to doctors (eg, in urology or genitourinary medicine) who are not trained or …

The male genitalia are a common site of dermatoses. Patients with penile diseases often
delay or avoid medical care due to anxiety and embarrassment. In this narrative review, we …

Pathology of genital area in men encompasses a variety of unrelated conditions. Balanitis
and balanoposthitis resulting from traumatic, irritant, allergic or infective causes …

It is important to assess outcomes for medical interventions in order to focus scarce
resources on outcomes with a known positive benefit. An open, observational study was …

The perception of most patients and health professionals is that genital disease is mostly
sexually transmissible infections (“STIs”). This approach leads to a diligent search for a …