A large congenital cutaneous tumor

A rare case of agminated juvenile Xanthogranuloma: Clinical and dermatoscopic evolution

“…4,5 The most common presentation is a well-demarcated, round to oval papule or nodule. Exceptional clinical features include hyperkeratotic and pedunculated lesions, the giant form (larger than 2.0 cm), 6 a generalized lichenoid eruption, a reticulated maculopapular eruption, a flat plaque-like lesion and a clustered form. 7 Also, two cases with segmental pattern have been described.…”