Case report highlights early recognition of Kindler syndrome to enhance quality of life and ensure patient outcomes through regular malignancy surveillance.
Kindler syndrome can be diagnosed clinically even in the absence of genetic testing. Early recognition of the disease, combined with regular surveillance for malignancy and a multidisciplinary approach that includes attention to psychosexual health, is essential for improving patient outcomes, enhancing quality of life, and promoting social integration.
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