Case Reports
Inverted follicular keratosis clinically mimicking malignant melanoma
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Case Reports
Inverted follicular keratosis clinically mimicking malignant melanoma
Ann Ophthalmol.
1977 Aug.
Abstract
A 70-year-old man had a rapid growth of a pigmented eyelid lesion, previously stationary for at least 50 years. Because of the suspicion of malignant melanoma, the lesion which resembled a cutaneous horn was excised. Histologic examination demonstrated a benign epithelial tumor, inverted follicular keratosis.
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