Abstract
Jacquet erosive diaper dermatitis (JED), also called dermatitis syphiloides posterosiva, is typically described as a severe irritant dermatitis affecting the genital and/or the perianal region. JED usually affects infants aged >6 months but can also arise in adults with urinary and/or fecal incontinence [1, 2]. Usually JED is characterized by 2-5 mm, well-demarcated, red-purple papules with central umbilication, which can evolve into punched-out erosions and ulcers. This form of dermatitis has [...]
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