“…This puzzling lesion, probably hamartomatous in nature, arises most commonly in one or both kidneys as a solitary or multicentric mass. Extrarenal sites of AML include the liver (2, 3), spleen (4), lymph node (5,6), spermatic cord (7), penis (8), vagina (9), uterus (10), fallopian tube (11), oral cavity (12), nasal cavity (13), lung (14), heart (15), colon (16), abdominal wall (17), retroperitoneum (18), mediastinum (19,20), epidurally in the spine (21,22), subgalea aponeurotica (23), and skin (1,(24)(25)(26). To the best of our knowledge only 11 cases of cutaneous AML have been described.…”