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Mucosal lichen sclerosus/lichen planus overlap syndrome with cutaneous lesions of lichen sclerosus

In 1994, Marren et al. proposed the new concept of mucosal lichen sclerosus (LS)/lichen planus (LP) syndrome, referring to the simultaneous presence of vulvar LS and oral lichenoid lesions [1]. The two important points of the concept of this syndrome are that: 1) the oral lichenoid lesions should be regarded as LS, or at least a distinct group, when associated with vulvar LS: and 2) that careful attention to malignant transformation is required not only for the vulvar LS but also for the oral LP. [...]