This is known as the Koebner phenomenon. The oral mucosa is involved in about 50 percent of the cases. Nails are involved in 10 percent of cases.
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It is important to rule out other causes of parallel, streak-like skin lesions, such as Koebner phenomenon due to inflammatory, infectious, or self-inflicted processes, or
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phenomenon (development of typical lesions at the site of trauma); keys to diagnosis are purple color and distribution of lesions 20 Skin biopsy is diagnostic and often done
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