Keratoacanthomata

EREAUX, LEMUEL P.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1955.01540250075014

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“…on the lip soon after herpes simplex infection of the same site, has already been recorded by Whittle and Davis [7], and Ereaux and col. [11]. Such a history was also given by our first patient.…”

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Keratoacanthoma

Stevanović¹

1960

Dermatology

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Keratoacanthoma

Stevanović¹

1960

Dermatology

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“…The first description of a preceding trauma resulting in the development of KA was in 1955, by Ereaux in a patient who developed multiple KA several months after a gasoline burn on his extremities (10). Since that time, approximately 47 other patients, with 49 examples of traumatic KA, have been reported in the literature.…”

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Traumatic Keratoacanthoma Arising in a 15‐Year‐Old Boy Following a Motor Vehicle Accident

Janik

Bang

2006

Pediatric Dermatology

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Keratoacanthomas appear most commonly in sun-damaged skin in middle-aged and elderly people. We present a 15-year-old boy who developed a rapidly growing nodule within a hypertrophic scar that was the result of trauma suffered in a roll-over motor vehicle accident 8 months prior to presentation. Histologic analysis of a biopsy specimen of the nodule confirmed the presence of squamous cell carcinoma, keratoacanthoma type. The development of keratoacanthoma has been associated with sun exposure, chemical carcinogens, radiation therapy, genetic factors, and various forms of antecedent trauma, including surgery or grafting, thermal burns, laser resurfacing, and vaccination. This report describes the youngest patient with traumatically-induced keratoacanthoma, and is the first instance of this entity arising in a friction burn.

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“…Recurrence after excision, destruction, or radiation of the lesion is uncommon. 8. Métastases have not been reported.…”

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