Why the study?
Solitary cutaneous myxomas without other manifestations of Carney's complex are very rare in the skin, particularly on the scalp of young children.
Case Report (n=1)
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Highlights a rare presentation of solitary cutaneous myxoma on the scalp of a child.
Rare pediatric scalp myxoma expands lesion differential; leaves open recurrence risk and surveillance needs.
Solitary myxomas without other manifestations of Carney's complex usually arise within the skeletal or cardiac muscles, and less commonly in the intestine, pelvis and subcutis, and very rarely in the skin.Solitary cutaneous myxomas (SCM), more descriptively called solitary superficial angiomyxomas, are uncommon tumours having characteristic histological findings.They occur most commonly on the trunk, leg, head and neck, and more rarely at acral sites of adults.They are characterized histologically by a well-defined, hypocellular, myxoid tumour with many vascular components in the dermis or subcutaneous fat.We report a case of solitary skin myxoma sitting on the scalp of a young child.
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Barbach et al. (2018) conducted a case report in Solitary Cutaneous Myxoma (n=1). Surgical resection was evaluated on Recurrence.
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