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• W2017384934 abstract "Background Gorlin-Goltz syndrome (GGS) is an autosomal-dominant disease characterized by the early onset of multiple basal cell carcinomas (BCCs), among other findings. Clinically, the BCCs may appear as soft pedunculated neoplasms that can be mistaken for true acrochordons. Objective We sought to describe the dermatoscopic characteristics of small acrochordon-like or polypoid BCCs in a child with GGS, and to perform histopathologic correlation. Methods Acrochordon-like growths from a child with GGS were studied. Clinical records and digital dermatoscopic images were collected, and excision and histopathologic examination of the most representative lesions were performed. Results Some acrochordon-like lesions showed specific dermatoscopic criteria for BCC, including multiple blue-gray globules and arborizing telangiectasia. Other polypoid lesions, especially the smaller ones, exhibited characteristics that suggested BCC, such as isolated blue-gray globules, small blue-gray ovoid nests, and fine elongated telangiectases. Limitations Conclusions are limited by the small sample size. Conclusion Dermatoscopy may be a useful diagnostic tool to analyze acrochordon-like lesions in children and to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment of BCCs in patients with GGS. Gorlin-Goltz syndrome (GGS) is an autosomal-dominant disease characterized by the early onset of multiple basal cell carcinomas (BCCs), among other findings. Clinically, the BCCs may appear as soft pedunculated neoplasms that can be mistaken for true acrochordons. We sought to describe the dermatoscopic characteristics of small acrochordon-like or polypoid BCCs in a child with GGS, and to perform histopathologic correlation. Acrochordon-like growths from a child with GGS were studied. Clinical records and digital dermatoscopic images were collected, and excision and histopathologic examination of the most representative lesions were performed. Some acrochordon-like lesions showed specific dermatoscopic criteria for BCC, including multiple blue-gray globules and arborizing telangiectasia. Other polypoid lesions, especially the smaller ones, exhibited characteristics that suggested BCC, such as isolated blue-gray globules, small blue-gray ovoid nests, and fine elongated telangiectases. Conclusions are limited by the small sample size. Dermatoscopy may be a useful diagnostic tool to analyze acrochordon-like lesions in children and to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment of BCCs in patients with GGS." @default.
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• W2017384934 title "Dermatoscopic characteristics of acrochordon-like basal cell carcinomas in Gorlin-Goltz syndrome" @default.
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