Mucosal Involvement in Psoriasis: Series of Clinical Cases

Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory disease that manifests mainly in the skin; however, some cases develop psoriatic arthritis, nails and mucous membranes involvement. Among the mucosal manifestations, the oral mucosa is the most frequently described. Below, 6 clinical cases of psoriasis with involvement of both oral and genital mucous membranes in a thirth level health institution in Mexico City are presented and a bibliographic review of the topic is carried out.