Unraveling oral psoriasis and its relationship with geographic tongue: A literature review

Table 1 Oral psoriasis - case reports

Ref.	Age (yr)	Sex (M/W)	Affected areas	Clinical aspects	Histopathological diagnosis	Cutaneous psoriasis
Pisanty et al[10]	47	Man	Labial mucosa	White plaques	Yes	Yes
DeGregori et al[25]	53	Man	Tongue gingiva	Diffuse erythema	Yes	Yes
Salmon et al[9]	45	Woman	Tongue labial mucosa	Erythematous ulcers	Yes	Yes
White et al[12]	43	Woman	Gingiva labial mucosa soft palate	Erythematous spot	Yes	Yes
Cataldo et al[26]	47	Woman	Tongue lip	White plaques	Yes	Yes
Sklavounou et al[28]	42	Woman	Tongue	White plaque with erythematous areas	Yes	No1
Younai et al[29]	65	Woman	Tongue lip	Multiple pustules within the atrophic and erythematous areas	Yes	No
Rozell et al[30]	18	Man	Gingiva	Erythematous lesions	Yes	No1
Brice et al[14]	77 51	Man Man	Tongue, palate and gingiva Labial mucosa and gingiva	Erythematous lesions	Yes	Yes
				Erythematous plaques with withe border
Ariyawardana et al[31]	11	Woman	Buccal mucosa	Erythematous plaque	Yes	Yes
Binmadi et al[15]	72	Man	Tongue	Ulcers associated with fissured tongue	Yes	Yes
Reis et al[32]	35	Woman	Gingiva palate	Erythematous patches	Yes	No
Mattsson et al[33]	52 40	Woman Man	Buccal mucosa and gingiva palate	Diffuse patchy erythema red areas	Yes	Yes

¹Patient with familiar history of psoriasis.