Refractory Human Cutaneous Protothecosis.
Refractory Human Cutaneous Protothecosis.
Skinmed. 2020;18(5):312-314
Authors: Allam MM, Bal AM, Allen SH, Waters A, Strick M, Elgoweini M
Abstract
A 67-year-old Scottish woman presented to her general practitioner with a subcentimeter lump between her shoulder blades. The lump was suspected to be an epidermal cyst and was excised. The patient had a history of controlled diabetes. Most summers, she spent a month near a beach resort in Mexico. The lump reappeared after 6 months within the scar area and was re- excised. Both skin excisions were performed in the primary care setting without histologic assessment.
PMID: 33160443 [PubMed - in process]
Source: Skinmed - Category: Dermatology Authors: Allam MM, Bal AM, Allen SH, Waters A, Strick M, Elgoweini M Tags: Skinmed Source Type: research
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