Bolaños AMA, Láscari JM, Domínguez EAE, de la Sancha MLM, Guevara SEG

Language: Spanish
References: 9
Page: 209-211
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ABSTRACT

Solitary cylindroma is a rare and slow-growing benign neoplasm, originated from the appendage of the skin face and head. Solitary cylindromas are sporadic and, multiple characterize Brook- Spiegler syndrome. It is characterized by a neoformation from 2-8 mm in diameter, exophytic, firm and reddish. There are few case reports regarding dermoscopic characteristics. Dermoscopic patterns associated with the cylindromas include arborescent vessels on a homogenous white-salmon background, globules, and ulceration.

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