Solitary Mastocytoma of the Vulva

Abstract

Solitary mastocytoma of the skin is a rare tumor. Its occurrence in the vulva is extremely rare with only few case reports in the literature. We report a solitary mastocytoma of the vulva in a 10-year-old girl. Her systemic examination was unremarkable. The clinical and histopathological features were consistent with the diagnosis of solitary mastocytoma of the vulva. The follow-up after surgical excision was uneventful. The purpose of this communication is (i) to report a case of solitary mastocytoma occurring in an unusual site, the vulva and to show that (ii) in this case age at presentation is 10 years with infancy as common age of presentation of solitary mastocytoma, and to show that (iii) in appropriate setting this should be included in the differential diagnosis of vulval swelling.

Rare cause of recurrent urticaria in childhood and its unusual presentation: Solitary mastocytoma on vulva

“…The second case report regards a 10-year-old girl who had recurrent labial swelling and a solitary mass lesion on the vulva. 4 Although swelling of the vulva was a common finding in all three cases, none of them had urticarial episodes. Our case had no vulvar swelling but had a mass on the vulva and urticarial episodes triggered by itching of the genital area.…”