대피지
2001 년 39 권 4 호 473 ~ 475
Juvenile
xanthogranuloma(JXG) is a benign disorder in which one, several, or occasionally
numerous red to yellow nodules are present. The lesion may be present at birth,
but usually arises in early infancy. Adult-onset xa nthogranuloma clinically differ
from juvenile xanthogranuloma in that the lesion is usually solitary and does not
involve internal organs, and generally does not resolve without treatment. We report
a case of xanthogranuloma in adult which occurred on the scalp and the trunk of
52-year-old male showing typical clinical and histopathological findings. |
