Eruptive syringoma: 27 new cases and review of the literature

Abstract

Eruptive syringomas have to be considered in differential diagnosis of papular dermatosis at any age.

Eruptive syringomas in the groin

“…1 They occur most commonly in women and usually present as soft, skin-coloured to slightly yellow papules on the lower eyelids and upper cheeks. 1 Rarely, syringomas can occur in extraocular sites, including the neck, axilla, breasts, lower abdomen, thighs and groin. 2 The risk factors for syringomas are unknown.…”

“…1,2 Given the benign nature of this condition, our patient declined cosmetic treatment and is being followed in our solid-organ transplant clinic for signs of any other skin malignancies or infection.…”

Eruptive syringomas in association with severe periodontal disease

“…Wider involvement of the body has also been described (3). Unilateral nevoid, and bathing trunk distribution have rarely been seen (4). The lesions may resolve spontaneously, however, it is more likely than not that they stay stable or grow in number in irregular clusters.…”

Generalized Eruptive Syringoma: Case Report

“…Klinik olarak deri renginde veya hafif pigmente küçük papüller şeklinde görülür. Kaposi'nin tanımlamasına göre erüptif formu oldukça nadirdir (1). Bu makalede geç başlangıç gösteren, tanısı yıllarca gecikmiş jeneralize erüptif siringomlu bir kadın hasta sunulmuş ve literatür eşliğinde tartışılmıştır.…”