Un fibrokératome digital acquis post-staphylococcique : une nouvelle observation

Amarouch, Hajar; Aitourghoui, Mohamed; Ramli, Inssaf; Zaouri, Hasna; Senouci, Karima; Hassam, Badredine

doi:10.1016/j.lpm.2015.03.015

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“…In our study, there are 33.3% patients having a history of trauma or infection, which is higher (50%) in those patients whose ADFK occurred on the hands. This finding was similar with previous literatures as well, which believed that the occurrence of ADFK is related to trauma, repeat stimulation, 9,10 infection or other external factors 11,12 . However, some patients did not had a definitive history of trauma 13 .…”

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A retrospective study on the clinical features of skin lesions in Chinese acquired digital fibrokeratoma patients

Liu

Zhu

Chen³

et al. 2023

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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BackgroundAcquired digital fibrokeratoma (ADFK) is an uncommon benign fibro‐epithelioma, which is rarely reported in China.AimsTo analysis the clinical features of ADFK in Chinese people from current cases.MethodsFrom December 2019 to October 2021, there were 21 patients diagnosed with ADFK, we made a retrospective analysis on the clinical features of skin lesions in them. To summarize the clinical morphology, location, and surgical follow‐up of ADFK.ResultsWe concluded that ADFK is more common in females than males on the hands (7:3), while the male‐to‐female ratio is largely the same in feet (6:5). It occurs more frequently on the third finger (60%) and first toe (45.5%). As to clinical morphology, it is typically rod‐shaped (52.4%), followed by dome‐shaped (42.8%) and wart‐shaped (4.8%). It is typically dome‐shaped on the hands (80%) and rod‐shaped on the feet (81.8%). In terms of location on the fingers (toes), such skin lesions are most common at the proximal nail fold (52.4%), which can also occur at the nail matrix (14.3%), periungual area (23.8%), and subungual area (9.5%). Nevertheless, this ratio also varies on the hands and feet. All patients got surgical excision of the skin lesion, who were followed up for 6–12 months, without recurrence.ConclusionsMost ADFKs are associated with trauma, whose clinical features are related to location and gender. ADFKs on the hands are different from those on the feet regarding clinical morphology and location on fingers (toes), and surgery is effective in treating this condition.

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confidence: 92%

A retrospective study on the clinical features of skin lesions in Chinese acquired digital fibrokeratoma patients

Liu

Zhu

Chen³

et al. 2023

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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“…None recalled previous trauma. A traumatic or infectious origin has been infrequently advocated as a possible cause for ADFK [7][8][9]. Repeated pressure from the shoe over the PNF may be responsible for the special shape of these ADFK.…”

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Flat-Pan Nail-Wide Acquired Epiungual Fibrokeratoma: Report of 4 Cases

Lencastre

Richert

2018

Skin Appendage Disord

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Acquired digital fibrokeratoma (ADFK) is a benign tumor. Clinically, it usually presents as skin-colored, slow-growing firm fibrous projection with a characteristic hyperkeratotic collarette at its base. It has a predilection for the periungual tissue. Some clinical variations have been described according to its macroscopic appearance and relation to the nail apparatus. The authors present 4 cases of unique ADFK expanding over the whole width of the nail.

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“…Si bien se sabe que ADFK no forma parte de ningún síndrome existente, sí que puede estar asociado con infecciones o medicamentos [10][11][12][13] . En base a la literatura científica, se han descrito casos de ADFK asociado con infección en pacientes con enfermedad de Hansen 14 .…”

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Fibroqueratoma digital adquirido multirramificado. Caso clínico

Infante¹,

Sánchez²,

Jiménez³

2021

Rev. Esp. Pod.

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El fibroqueratoma es una lesión tumoral benigna del aparato ungueal. Se trata de una lesión adquirida que se desarrolla a partir de un collarete epidérmico queratósico que rodea su base. Son tumores cutáneos, de naturaleza benigna, asintomáticos, generalmente de pequeño tamaño, consistencia firme, encapsulados y con una capa superficial gris perlada. Tienen una etiología desconocida. Morfológicamente, aparecen como una neoformación de forma semiesférica recubierta completamente por piel normal sonrosada y, generalmente, son asintomáticos. Inusualmente, los podemos encontrar como lesiones multilobuladas o multirramificadas. El diagnóstico es fundamentalmente clínico, apoyado en el informe de anatomía patológica de la lesión tras su escisión quirúrgica. El presente artículo presenta un caso clínico de escisión quirúrgica de un fibroqueratoma mostrándolo como una buena alternativa de tratamiento que ofrece una solución definitiva, sencilla y sin complicaciones para el paciente.

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Un fibrokératome digital acquis post-staphylococcique : une nouvelle observation

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

A retrospective study on the clinical features of skin lesions in Chinese acquired digital fibrokeratoma patients

A retrospective study on the clinical features of skin lesions in Chinese acquired digital fibrokeratoma patients

Flat-Pan Nail-Wide Acquired Epiungual Fibrokeratoma: Report of 4 Cases

Fibroqueratoma digital adquirido multirramificado. Caso clínico

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