The Journal of dermatologic surgery and oncology · 1994
Eccrine angiomatous hamartoma.
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Calderone D C, Glass L F, Seleznick M, Fenske N A
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Eccrine angiomatous hamartoma (EAH) is a rare benign lesion that mimics a capillary ("strawberry") hemangioma (CH) in appearance. EAH slowly grows and becomes symptomatic whereas CH typically regresses over time.
OBJECTIVE: To increase awareness of this rare hamartoma and emphasize the need for histopathologic evaluation of similar appearing lesions and thus prompt excision versus observation.
METHODS: Literature review and report of an illustrative case.
RESULTS: Histopathologic confirmation of EAH in a lesion clinically indistinguishable from CH and successful surgical extirpation.
CONCLUSION: EAH is a rare hamartomatous neoplasma clinically similar to CH in appearance. Histopathologic examination of suspected lesions is recommended for delineation as CH generally involutes spontaneously whereas EAH may require surgical excision due to pain and hyperhidrosis.
OBJECTIVE: To increase awareness of this rare hamartoma and emphasize the need for histopathologic evaluation of similar appearing lesions and thus prompt excision versus observation.
METHODS: Literature review and report of an illustrative case.
RESULTS: Histopathologic confirmation of EAH in a lesion clinically indistinguishable from CH and successful surgical extirpation.
CONCLUSION: EAH is a rare hamartomatous neoplasma clinically similar to CH in appearance. Histopathologic examination of suspected lesions is recommended for delineation as CH generally involutes spontaneously whereas EAH may require surgical excision due to pain and hyperhidrosis.