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XANTHOMA TENDINEUM

XANTHOMA TENDINEUMย ย ICD-10: E75.510

โ€ข These subcutaneous tumors are yellow or skin colored and move with the extensor tendons (Fig. 15-10). Often seen in Achilles tendon or tendons over knuckles.
โ€ข They are a symptom of FH that presents as type IIa hyperlipidemia. Can also be seen in cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis and sitosterolemia.
โ€ข This condition is autosomal recessive with a different phenotype in the heterozygote and homozygote.
โ€ข In the homozygote, the xanthomata appear in early childhood and the cardiovascular complications in early adolescence; the elevation of the LDL content of the plasma is extreme. These patients rarely attain ages above 20 years.
โ€ข Management: A diet low in cholesterol and saturated fats, supplemented by cholestyramine or statins.
โ€ข Synonym: Tendinous xanthoma.

FIGURE 15-10 โ€ข Tendinous xanthomaโ€‚Large subcutaneous tumor adherent to the Achilles tendon.