1980
Multiple clear cell acanthomas
Abstract: Clear cell acanthoma is usually a solitary benign epidermal tumor. Multiple lesions are rarely encountered, and only 11 such cases could be found in the literature. In all cases, the lesions were limited to the lower extremities. A few of the patients have had ichthyosis and/or varicose veins. We describe a 12th patient who, in addition to leg lesions, had lesions on the trunk and associated dry skin.
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“…The tumor is usually asymptomatic and solitary, but occasionally patients present multiple lesions. 2 There may be a peripheral epidermal collarette or superimposed serous exudate. Clear cell acanthoma does not show an ethnic or gender predilection and shows a peak incidence between 50 and 60 years of age.…”
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“…The tumor is usually asymptomatic and solitary, but occasionally patients present multiple lesions. 2 There may be a peripheral epidermal collarette or superimposed serous exudate. Clear cell acanthoma does not show an ethnic or gender predilection and shows a peak incidence between 50 and 60 years of age.…”
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“…[1] Trau, et al . [2] summarized 12 cases of CCA with multiple lesions and showed that all the multiple lesions were located on the lower limbs. Our patient is the first case of multiple facial CCAs with a giant lesion.…”
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