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Erosive pustular dermatosis (EPD) is a rare cutaneous inflammatory disease of unknown aetiology characterized by sterile pustules, crusted erosions, cicatricial alopecia and skin atrophy. Since its original description in 1977, there have been approximately 150 cases published in the literature, most of which have reported erosive pustular dermatosis involving the scalp (1–3). Erosive pustular dermatosis can also occur on the legs, where it is highly associated with venous insufficiency, ulcers, cutaneous atrophy and diverticular disease (4–11). We report here the case of a woman with disseminated erosive pustular dermatosis affecting the scalp, upper and lower extremities, groin, and tongue, which was treated successfully with oral dapsone.

Disseminated Erosive Pustular Dermatosis also Involving the Mucosa: Successful Treatment with Oral Dapsone