Comment on: Eruptive Syringoma – Two Cases with Dermoscopic Features

Rezende, Hudson Dutra; Madia, Ana Carolina Trombetta; Elias, Bruna Margatho; Peraro, Thaís de Freitas; Dinato, Sandra Lopes Mattos e

doi:10.1159/000518158

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“…For this purpose, dermatoscopy has been used, which showed the presence of shiny whitish--yellow oval or round structures on a pink background, histologically corresponding to small colloid deposits in cystic ducts. In addition, a reticulated vascular network consisting of short telangiectatic vessels accompanied by areas of hypopigmentation was reported in the literature [2,7,8].…”

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Vulvar syringomas — an underrecognized condition

Kołcz,

Kaznowska,

Reich

et al. 2024

Forum Dermatologicum

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Syringoma is a benign neoplasm originating from the eccrine ducts of the sweat gland. Lesions are most commonly located on the face. Rarely, do syringomas develop in the vulvar region, where they may be accompanied by persistent pruritus. The article presents the case of a 34-year-old female patient, in whom small nodules and pruritus of the vulva had persisted for approximately two years. The paper includes a description of the dermoscopic features of the skin lesions. The final diagnosis was made based on the histopathological examination. The paper also discusses the most used therapeutic methods in this rare entity.

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Vulvar syringomas — an underrecognized condition

Kołcz,

Kaznowska,

Reich

et al. 2024

Forum Dermatologicum

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“…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 15 . The specificity of this assay remains to be explored.…”

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“…In contrast, lichen planus, folliculitis, and flat warts can be distinguished from them by their characteristic dermoscopic findings. 15 The specificity of this assay remains to be explored.…”

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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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“…In most patients of ES, dermoscopy findings of reticular brown lines or fine pigment networks were described, which is consistent with our patients. Some cases reported that tiny whitish dots, multifocal hypopigmented areas, and glittering yellow-whitish round structures are considered the dermoscopic hallmarks of the vulvar variant [7][8][9]. Histopathological examination showed the presence of epithelial cords, ducts, and cystic structures within the superficial dermis.…”

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Three cases of eruptive syringoma with dermoscopic features

Jiang¹,

Jiang²,

Guo³

et al. 2022

J Clin Images Med Case Rep

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Syringoma is a benign adnexal neoplasm originating from the intraepidermal eccrine duct. Eruptive Syringoma (ES) is a rare variant that is characterized by skin-colored to reddish-brown and shiny papules. Here we report three cases of ES, one of them initially misdiagnosed as Darier disease. Dermoscopy showed light brown pigment networks and dotted or linear vessels. All these cases were confirmed as ES by histopathological examination, highlighting the importance of histopathological and dermoscopic evaluation.

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Comment on: Eruptive Syringoma – Two Cases with Dermoscopic Features

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Vulvar syringomas — an underrecognized condition

Vulvar syringomas — an underrecognized condition

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

Three cases of eruptive syringoma with dermoscopic features

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