Trista REM, González CME, Yera AIB, Ledea FLM

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ABSTRACT

Lymphomatoid papulosis is part of the primary skin lymph proliferative processes of the T CD30+ cells. It is a rare disease of complex and uncertain etiopathogenesis. The differential diagnosis could be very difficult sometimes. The described case was the one of a female patient, aged 80 years with that diagnosis, particularly atypical from the histopathological point of view, where the anatomoclinical correlation has been an important aspect making it interesting. The objective is to inform a case of infrequent presentation in the medical practice.