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Wells' syndrome case: Possible new etiology?
A skin rash in a 52-year-old Chinese man was clinically and histopathologically consistent with the diagnosis of Wells' syndrome. The trigger for development of the dermatologic condition in this patient is thought to involve amiodarone either directly or as a Koebner's phenomenon, secondary to drug-induced photosensitivity.
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