The Journal of dermatologic surgery and oncology · 1993
Solitary mastocytoma in an adult. Treatment by excision.
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Ashinoff R, Soter N A, Freedberg I M
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: In approximately 65% of patients, mastocytosis presents between birth and 15 years of age. Although solitary mastocytomas usually appear within the first 3 months of life, in unusual circumstances they may appear in adulthood.
OBJECTIVE: The rare entity of solitary mastocytoma in adulthood and the simple treatment method of excision are discussed.
METHODS: Simple surgical excision without manipulation of the lesion was performed.
RESULTS: The lesion was surgically excised without recurrence.
CONCLUSION: Solitary mastocytoma is a rare lesion in adulthood. The differential diagnosis includes a melanocytic nevus, xanthogranuloma and leukemia cutis. Surgical excision offers a rapid, relatively simple and effective mode of treatment.
OBJECTIVE: The rare entity of solitary mastocytoma in adulthood and the simple treatment method of excision are discussed.
METHODS: Simple surgical excision without manipulation of the lesion was performed.
RESULTS: The lesion was surgically excised without recurrence.
CONCLUSION: Solitary mastocytoma is a rare lesion in adulthood. The differential diagnosis includes a melanocytic nevus, xanthogranuloma and leukemia cutis. Surgical excision offers a rapid, relatively simple and effective mode of treatment.