Lichen Striatus: Rare Linear Dermatosis

What is the most common age of onset for lichen striatus?

What is the gender ratio for lichen striatus?

What is a possible cause of lichen striatus according to the text?

What is the etiology of lichen striatus based on the text?

Which part of the body does lichen striatus most frequently affect?

What percentage of individuals with lichen striatus have a personal or family history of atopy?

What is the most common time of onset for lichen striatus outbreaks?

Which virus has been detected within lesions of linear lichen planus?

What is the typical presentation of lichen striatus?

Where is pruritus most commonly present in cases of lichen striatus?

Which body locations are most commonly affected by lichen striatus?

What type of skin changes are seen in cases of nail involvement in lichen striatus?

Which cells are the predominant infiltrate at the dermoepidermal junction (DEJ) in lichen striatus?

What is the mean duration of lichen striatus?

What is the recommended first-line topical treatment for symptomatic pruritus in lichen striatus?

What percentage of lichen striatus cases show postinflammatory hypopigmentation?

Which cells are decreased overall in lichen striatus?

What is the first-line topical treatment for symptomatic pruritus in lichen striatus?

Which medication can be used as an effective alternative for lichen striatus if there is facial involvement or disease refractory to topical corticosteroids?

What may be helpful in cases of more generalized itch or in cases of sleep disruption in lichen striatus?

What is a possible treatment combination for nail involvement in lichen striatus, as mentioned in the text?

What is a common histologic finding in cases of lichen striatus?

Which skin condition can mimic the histologic features of lichen striatus?

In clinical practice, which type of skin changes are rarely seen in cases of lichen striatus?