Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and Hydroxychloroquine

Introduction: Oral Lichen Planus Pemphigoid  (LPP) is the rare association of lichen planus and Mucous  Membrane  Pemphigoid  (MMP) whose therapeutic lines are poorly defined. Bilateral and symmetrical reticulated white lesions characteristic of lichen planus (LP) most often precede the painful post...

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Main Authors: Douley Jeremy, Fricain Jean-Christophe
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Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2023-01-01
Series:Journal of Oral Medicine and Oral Surgery
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Online Access:https://www.jomos.org/articles/mbcb/full_html/2023/04/mbcb230200/mbcb230200.html
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description Introduction: Oral Lichen Planus Pemphigoid  (LPP) is the rare association of lichen planus and Mucous  Membrane  Pemphigoid  (MMP) whose therapeutic lines are poorly defined. Bilateral and symmetrical reticulated white lesions characteristic of lichen planus (LP) most often precede the painful post-bullous ulcerations of pemphigoid (P). The oral LPP is very rare and the treatment is not codified. This report described a rare case of oral LPP,  successfully treated with an original combo of topical Tacrolimus and hydroxychloroquine. Observation: A 72 yr old patient was referred to the unit of the oral mucosa pathology and oro-facial pain, of the oral surgery service of Bordeaux hospital. He has painful mouth ulcerations accompanied by reticulated and symmetrical white lesions. A biopsy to perform an anatomopathological examination and a direct immunofluorescence founds the anatomopathological characteristics of LP and P.As first line of treatment, local and general corticosteroid therapy was undertaken to reduce inflammation. The result was not totally satisfactory. As second line of treatment topical Tacrolimus and hydroxychloroquine made it possible to reduce drastically the patient's erosive and ulcerated lesions. Conclusion: The combination of topical tacrolimus and HCQ should be considerated as second line of treatment for LPP resistant to corticotherapy.
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spelling doaj.art-61b8a03a33264d62be6df23c398a2cfd2024-02-02T08:07:55ZengEDP SciencesJournal of Oral Medicine and Oral Surgery2608-13262023-01-012944010.1051/mbcb/2023037mbcb230200Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and HydroxychloroquineDouley JeremyFricain Jean-ChristopheIntroduction: Oral Lichen Planus Pemphigoid  (LPP) is the rare association of lichen planus and Mucous  Membrane  Pemphigoid  (MMP) whose therapeutic lines are poorly defined. Bilateral and symmetrical reticulated white lesions characteristic of lichen planus (LP) most often precede the painful post-bullous ulcerations of pemphigoid (P). The oral LPP is very rare and the treatment is not codified. This report described a rare case of oral LPP,  successfully treated with an original combo of topical Tacrolimus and hydroxychloroquine. Observation: A 72 yr old patient was referred to the unit of the oral mucosa pathology and oro-facial pain, of the oral surgery service of Bordeaux hospital. He has painful mouth ulcerations accompanied by reticulated and symmetrical white lesions. A biopsy to perform an anatomopathological examination and a direct immunofluorescence founds the anatomopathological characteristics of LP and P.As first line of treatment, local and general corticosteroid therapy was undertaken to reduce inflammation. The result was not totally satisfactory. As second line of treatment topical Tacrolimus and hydroxychloroquine made it possible to reduce drastically the patient's erosive and ulcerated lesions. Conclusion: The combination of topical tacrolimus and HCQ should be considerated as second line of treatment for LPP resistant to corticotherapy.https://www.jomos.org/articles/mbcb/full_html/2023/04/mbcb230200/mbcb230200.htmloral lichen planus pemphigoidtacrolimushydroxychloroquinemucous membrane memphigoid
spellingShingle Douley Jeremy
Fricain Jean-Christophe
Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and Hydroxychloroquine
Journal of Oral Medicine and Oral Surgery
oral lichen planus pemphigoid
tacrolimus
hydroxychloroquine
mucous membrane memphigoid
title Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and Hydroxychloroquine
title_full Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and Hydroxychloroquine
title_fullStr Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and Hydroxychloroquine
title_full_unstemmed Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and Hydroxychloroquine
title_short Oral lichen planus pemphigoid : a case report of a rare disease treated by topical Tacrolimus mouthwash and Hydroxychloroquine
title_sort oral lichen planus pemphigoid a case report of a rare disease treated by topical tacrolimus mouthwash and hydroxychloroquine
topic oral lichen planus pemphigoid
tacrolimus
hydroxychloroquine
mucous membrane memphigoid
url https://www.jomos.org/articles/mbcb/full_html/2023/04/mbcb230200/mbcb230200.html
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