Eccrine Acrospiroma (Porosyringoma) of the Eyelid

Clear‐Cell Hidradenoma of the Forearm in a Young Boy

“…This high recurrence rate is attributed to incomplete resection and to tumor tissue located between the dermis or subcutaneous tissue (7). As this tumor is reported to become locally aggressive after recurrence (8,9), it should be carefully resected with an adequate margin.…”

Clear‐Cell Hidradenoma of the Forearm in a Young Boy

“…This high recurrence rate is attributed to incomplete resection and to tumor tissue located between the dermis or subcutaneous tissue (7). As this tumor is reported to become locally aggressive after recurrence (8,9), it should be carefully resected with an adequate margin.…”

Clear Cell Hidradenoma: A Tumor with Basaliomatous Changes in the Overlying Epidermis and Follicular Infundibula of Surrounding Skin

“…The treatment for clear cell hidradenoma should be complete surgical excision (16), since the tumor 'may recur and be locally aggressive if incompletely excised. In our case, the surgical margin of the primary operation was not tumor-free, because the operation removed only a very small margin to avoid radical treatment.…”

Clear‐Cell Hidradenoma of the Forearm in a Young Boy

“…This high recurrence rate is attributed to incomplete resection and to tumor tissue located between the dermis or subcutaneous tissue (7). As this tumor is reported to become locally aggressive after recurrence (8,9), it should be carefully resected with an adequate margin.…”

Clear Cell Hidradenoma: A Tumor with Basaliomatous Changes in the Overlying Epidermis and Follicular Infundibula of Surrounding Skin

“…The treatment for clear cell hidradenoma should be complete surgical excision (16), since the tumor 'may recur and be locally aggressive if incompletely excised. In our case, the surgical margin of the primary operation was not tumor-free, because the operation removed only a very small margin to avoid radical treatment.…”

Clear‐Cell Hidradenoma of the Forearm in a Young Boy

“…This high recurrence rate is attributed to incomplete resection and to tumor tissue located between the dermis or subcutaneous tissue (7). As this tumor is reported to become locally aggressive after recurrence (8,9), it should be carefully resected with an adequate margin.…”

Clear Cell Hidradenoma: A Tumor with Basaliomatous Changes in the Overlying Epidermis and Follicular Infundibula of Surrounding Skin

“…The treatment for clear cell hidradenoma should be complete surgical excision (16), since the tumor 'may recur and be locally aggressive if incompletely excised. In our case, the surgical margin of the primary operation was not tumor-free, because the operation removed only a very small margin to avoid radical treatment.…”