Congenital Eccrine Angio Keratomatous Hamartoma
Journal Title: People's Journal of Scientific Research. - Year 2017, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
Eccrine Angio Keratomatous Hamartoma (EAKH) is a recently recognized skin lesion. It comprises of histological features of both Angiokeratoma and Eccrine Angiomatous Hamartoma (EAH). Only two cases have been reported in literature so far, both in adults. We are reporting the first case in a child. As a new entity, its awareness is required. Also, in case of a child it needs to be distinguished from other vascular lesions presenting in childhood.
Authors and Affiliations
Swasti Shubham, Upasana Uniya, Tina Rai, Rakesh A Hazari
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