Reticular and confluent intertriginous papules in a woman.

A clinical correspondence article titled "Reticular and confluent intertriginous papules in a woman" describes the case of a woman in her sixties who presented with mildly pruritic skin lesions on the inter- and inframammary folds. The woman had no relevant medical history, and a skin biopsy confirmed a diagnosis of granular parakeratosis (GP). GP is a rare, benign skin condition characterized by erythematous to brown hyperkeratotic papules and plaques that primarily affect intertriginous sites. Treatment with a daily application of calcipotriol/betamethasone cream resulted in complete resolution of the lesions after 8 weeks. [Extracted from the article]