Demodicidosis of the Nipple

Itching for Attention: Demodex Infestation of the Nipple

“…The mite is typically asymptomatic in the nipple; however, it can rarely elicit nonspecific symptoms, including pruritus (as it did in this case). [2][3][4][5][6] Thus, demidicosis ought to be considered in the clinicopathological differential diagnosis of Paget disease of nipple.…”

Diseases of the male nipple and areola

“…Val‐Bernal et al [8] found it in 41 % of nipples examined postmortem. Jansen et al [9] published the case of a nipple demodicidosis in a 53‐year‐old man with pruritic cutaneous lesions. Histopathology revealed Demodex fol‐liculorum in the expanded infundibula of the sebaceous glands.…”

Circumscribed Nevoid Angiokeratoma: Report of Three New Cases

“…There are five types of angiokeratomas: 1) Mibelli´s angiokeratoma; 2) Fordyce´s angiokeratoma; 3) Angiokeratoma Corporis diffusum; 4) Angiokeratoma Solitary; 5) Nevoid circumscriptum angiokeratoma, it is the rarest variant of angiokeratomas and clinically it is characterized by hyperkeratotic papules with vascular aspect, whose color varies between red and black-purple, mainly located on the lower limbs since birth with a segmental distribution [3][4][5]. However, there are reports of the onset of the disease in adulthood [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23]. There is a male predominance of Angiokeratomas, however, Nevoid circumscriptum angiokeratoma, is more frecuent in women [2,4].…”