Presenter: Matthew Muellenhoff , DO (2nd year resident), Thi Tran, DO (2nd year resident), Frank Armstrong , DO (3rd year resident), Kathleen Soe, DO (3rd year resident), Greg Houck, DO (1st year resident), Marya Cassandra, DO (1st year resident)
Dermatology Program: Sun Coast Hospital, NOVA Southeastern University
Program Director: Richard Miller, D.O.
Submitted on: Nov 29, 2004
CHIEF COMPLAINT: Rash on the Penis
CLINICAL HISTORY:
Signs and symptoms: A 58-year-old uncircumcised white male presented to our dermatology clinic for evaluation of a “rash” on his penis for >5 years. Past medical history was significant for hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and coronary artery disease. He had used over the counter products such as Gold-Bond ointment, Vaseline, and cortisone without benefit. Localized irritation with coitus, duration of the “rash” and concern of “what it is” brought him to our clinic.