Painful, slow-growing recurrent nodules
The Journal of Family Practice. 2019 May;68(4):E7-E9
May 6, 2019|Family Medicine
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The patient’s mother and son had similar lesions. Histopathology revealed an uncommon diagnosis.
Our patient underwent complete excision of the left hip lesion. Other trunk lesions were excised serially. The patient was referred to a surgeon specializing in Mohs micrographic surgery for excision of the facial lesions. The patient and her family members were referred for genetic testing.
CORRESPONDENCE
Zeeshan Afzal, MD, McAllen Family Medicine Residency Program, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, 205 E Toronto Ave, McAllen, TX 78503; Drzeeshanafzal@gmail.com
