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SYRINGOMA

SYRINGOMAย ย ICD-10: D23.L41

โ€ข Syringomas are benign adenomas of the eccrine ducts. They are 1- to 2-mm, skin-ยญ colored or yellow, firm papules that occur mostly in women, beginning at puberty; they may be familial.
โ€ข Most often multiple rather than solitary, they occur most frequently on the lower periorbital area, usually symmetrically but also on the eyelids (Fig. 9-42), face, axillae, umbilicus, upper chest, and vulva.
โ€ข The lesions have a specific histologic pattern: many small ducts in the dermis with comma-like tails with the appearance of โ€œtadpoles.โ€
โ€ข The lesions can be disfiguring, and most patients want them removed; this can be done easily with electrosurgery.

FIGURE 9-42 โ€ข Syringomasโ€‚Symmetric eruption of 1- to 2-mm skin-colored, smooth papules on the upper and lower eyelids.