“…Overlapping cases with more than one subtype in a single case have also been reported [14]. Less common variants such as folliculotropic (F subtype), [15,16], syringotropic, spindle cell, angioinvasive, pseudoepitheliomatous, intralymphatic, and granulomatous eccrinotropic [17][18][19][20][21][22] are not yet listed in the official WHO classification. Unfortunately, there is no established correlation between histopathologic subtypes and clinical presentation, apart from type E which includes eschar-like necrosis [2,23].…”