Abstract
A 43-year-old farmer presented to us for evaluation of multiple, itchy, tense vesicles and bullae, containing clear to hemorrhagic fluid, surmounting an urticarial background on his thighs and inguinal area for 20-days (Figure 1a). He was also undergoing evaluation for bilateral metastatic inguinal lymphadenopathy detected 3 months back that had revealed squamous cell carcinoma on cytology. Search for primary was still on. Genital examination incidentally revealed a bright red, well-defined, verrucous plaque on glans penis (Figure 1b).
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