AKT-1446

A 55-year-old man presents with a rash on his penis. He reports having the rash on his glans penis for approximately 6 months, with no growth and no associated itching, pain, or discharge. He is in good health otherwise.

During the examination, a well-defined, shiny, moist, orange-red plaque is observed on the glans penis. Pin-point red lesions are present within and surrounding the lesion. The patient is uncircumcised.

What is the probable diagnosis?