trauma-induced focal nodular mucinoses: a rare entity
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Abstract
Cutaneous mucinoses refer to disorders with abnormal accumulation of mucin in the skin. Mucin is an amorphous material that is a part of the extracellular matrix in dermis. Cutaneous mucinoses could be primary or secondary. The latter is associated with systemic disorders such as autoimmune diseases, diabetes mellitus, paraproteinemia, or altered thyroid function. Here, we report an adult female patient with trauma-induced cutaneous focal nodular mucinoses on left-sided scapular region. Histology showed replacement of collagen bundles by mucinous deposits in superficial and mid-dermis. Mucinous substance was present in peri-eccrine location on Alcian blue staining.
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| Authors | ;Gunjan Verma;Pooja A Mrig;R K Gautam;Purnima Malhotra |
| Journal | journal of nuclear cardiology |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.4103/idoj.IDOJ_63_17
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