Eruptive Syringomas on the Neck: Clinicopathological and Dermoscopic Features

Taneja, Gargi; Hazarika, Neirita; Bhatia, Riti

doi:10.5826/dpc.1102a22

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“…These data support the view above. Eruptive syringomas usually involve the anterior chest, abdomen, axillary, and periumbilical regions 8 . We found that the most common site of disease was the neck.…”

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“…Eruptive syringomas usually involve the anterior chest, abdomen, axillary, and periumbilical regions. 8 We found that the most common site of disease was the neck. Chest, abdomen, trunk scattered, and upper extremity are also more common affected sites.…”

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“…Therefore, researchers chose dermoscopy, a non‐invasive method, to verify the characteristic changes. Several studies have indicated that skin lesions appear dermoscopically as brown regular pigmented networks and tiny white spaces between adjacent papules 8,13,14 . Glossy white structures with punctate and linear vessels on a pale pink background are seen in the lesions of the vulvar area.…”

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“…Several studies have indicated that skin lesions appear dermoscopically as brown regular pigmented networks and tiny white spaces between adjacent papules. 8,13,14 Glossy white structures with punctate and linear vessels on a pale pink background are seen in the lesions of the vulvar area. In contrast, lichen planus, folliculitis, and flat warts can be distinguished from them by their characteristic dermoscopic findings.…”

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Eruptive syringomas: Summary of ninety cases and a brief literature review

Lei

Wang

et al. 2022

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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Background Eruptive syringomas is a rare variant of syringoma, which is a benign adenoma differentiated from the terminal ducts of the eccrine glands. Nowadays, it's widely valued because of obvious skin lesions, large scope of influence, and high misdiagnosis rate. Objectives We aim to explore the clinical features of eruptive syringomas and the current research progress. Materials and Methods We firstly summarized the clinical features of 90 cases of eruptive syringomas. Then, the chi‐square test was used to analyze the relationship between the onset site of eruptive syringomas and age, as well as gender. Finally, we briefly reviewed the previous literature. Results During 12 years, 90 cases of eruptive syringomas were diagnosed in our hospital, including 28 males (31.1%) and 62 females (68.9%). The average diagnosed age was 28.8. Patients from 20 to 40 years old is 63 (70%), which is the most. 60 (66.7%) patients had the course for more than 1 year. Among onset sites, the neck, chest, and abdomen were in the top three. The chi‐square test showed that there were no significant differences in the onset sites of patients aged ≤ 20 and >20 years old (p‐value = 0.181), as well as male and female (p‐value = 0.363). Conclusion We found that more female than male was affected, and the most common onset sites were the neck, chest, and abdomen. Neither age nor gender was significantly associated with onset site distribution. Our study provides some data support for the research of eruptive syringomas.

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Eruptive syringomas: Summary of ninety cases and a brief literature review

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“…Due to the patient's greater affected body region compared to the typical Eruptive Syringoma presentation, we determined that the patient had generalized Eruptive Syringoma. Down's syndrome, milium, increased levels of carcinoembryonic antigen, diabetes, psychiatric disorders, Ehler-Danlos syndrome, prurigo nodularis, melanocytic nevi, and sarcoidosis may all be linked to Eruptive Syringoma (7).…”

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