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Tey HL et al. – The authors present a patient who had been diagnosed and treated for recalcitrant erosive mucocutaneous lichen planus for 3 years with little success. Further investigations established the diagnosis of PNP with underlying Castleman's disease. This case highlights the importance of repeated investigations to exclude PNP in patients with recalcitrant mucosal erosions, especially if atypical features are present.


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