Case Number : Case 2620 - 22 July 2020 Posted By: Dr. Hafeez Diwan
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14 year old female with PMH of asthma, eczema, and intermittent/relapsing predominantly unilateral vulvar swelling. There was a prior biopsy in 2008. It showed “lymphatic proliferation compatible with lymphangioma circumscriptum”. No significant history of GI symptoms, or sarcoidosis.
Physical exam: multiple pearly vesicular appearing lesions in a cluster predominantly on the right side of the vulva (biopsy part B), also at the same side, a pedunculated flesh colored lesion with a firm consistency (part A). Clinically it has been attributed to CALME syndrome.
Physical exam: multiple pearly vesicular appearing lesions in a cluster predominantly on the right side of the vulva (biopsy part B), also at the same side, a pedunculated flesh colored lesion with a firm consistency (part A). Clinically it has been attributed to CALME syndrome.
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