Proposes the descriptive term angiolymphoid hyperplasia with tissue eosinophilia for a rare clinicopathologic entity.
Should not yet alter diagnostic classification; leaves open validation of a unified spectrum in larger studies.
Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia is a rare but distinctive clinicopathologic entity. A study of seven cases and review of the literature strongly suggests that both conditions represent a single disease spectrum. The relation of this condition to Kimura's disease is controversial. The descriptive term angiolymphoid hyperplasia with tissue eosinophilia is proposed.
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