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Dermatofibroma—A Critical Evaluation

International Journal of Surgical Pathology, 2004
Dermatofibromas are common cutaneous lesions. In most cases, they can be readily identified clinically and show a typical histology. In a small percentage of cases they show unusual clinical and more often histologic features that may cause differential diagnostic problems.
Bernhard, Zelger, Bettina Gudrun, Zelger, Walter H C, Burgdorf   +2 more
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DeRmpath Clinic: Dermatofibromas

European Journal of Dermatology, 2016
Case 1A 38-year-old Caucasian male presented with a lesion on his left forearm which had been present for two years. It had become increasingly firm over time and was occasionally tender. Examination revealed a 5×5-mm blue/purple-coloured papule with a subcutaneous component palpable beyond the visible lesion.
Durack A, Kuonen F, Meligonis G
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Dermoscopic Patterns of Dermatofibroma

Dermatologic Surgery, 2005
Clinical and dermoscopic aspects of dermatofibroma (DF) are usually typical. Systematic analysis of dermoscopic features of DFs has rarely been performed.To evaluate the dermoscopic patterns of DFs and, in selected cases, the change of these patterns over time.Dermoscopic examination was performed in 39 DFs belonging to 32 patients.
Nicola, Arpaia, Nicoletta, Cassano, Gino Antonio, Vena   +2 more
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Can ultrasound distinguish between dermatofibroma and subcutaneous epidermal tumors? - Imaging features and reproducibility.

Clinical imaging, 2021
Jin-Young Choi, H. Park, Ji Na Kim, Myung Sub Kim, S. Chae, Yong Taek Lee, J. Y. Park   +6 more
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Pseudosarcomatous dermatofibroma

British Journal of Dermatology, 2006
P B, Thavabalan, V T, Ratnaike
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Dermoscopy of Dermatofibroma

Archives of Dermatology, 2005
Susana, Puig, David, Romero, Pedro, Zaballos, Josep, Malvehy   +3 more
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Eruptive dermatofibromas and immunosuppression.

European journal of dermatology : EJD, 1999
Multiple and eruptive dermatofibromas are, on the contrary, unusual. Often the patients who show this peculiar cutaneous pattern are referred for immunosuppressive therapy or they have an immunosuppressive disease. We report the case of a woman affected by mycosis fungoides, who developed, in 2 months, 14 dermatofibromas on her legs.
L. Gualandri, R. Betti, A. Cerri, C. Pazzini, C. Crosti   +4 more
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Pseudosarcomatous Dermatofibroma

Archives of Dermatology, 1963
N E, LEVAN, P, HIRSCH, M Q, KWONG
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Dermatofibroma of the Eyelid

American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1968
P, Henkind, G, Schultz
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Keloidal dermatofibroma: Clinicopathological comparison of 52 cases with a series of 2077 other dermatofibromas

Journal of Dermatology, 2023
Satoshi Akaishi, Teruyuki Dohi
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