igneous mucosal diseases include lesions that are stemless, hard-looking and pseudomembrane formations are seen in more than one mucosal tissue. However, gingival and conjunctival involvements are often seen during childhood and thus help early diagnosis. Skin, female genital mucosa and tracheabronchial arc involvement are also reported in literature. 1 It is known that the resulting "wood-like" lesions are fibrin deposition due to plasminogen (PLG) deficiency.