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Syringoma: up to 0.2 cm in size, disseminated, oval to elongated, completely asymptomatic, surface smooth, firm papules in the area of the lower eyelid.
Syringoma: up to 0.2 cm in size, disseminated, oval to elongated, completely asymptomatic, surface smooth, firm papules in the area of the lower eyelid (detailed picture).
Syringoma. 30-year-old female patient has small, up to pinhead-sized, isolated and aggregated, symptomless, firm, skin-colored papules in the area of the lower lid and the cheek. In the father similar skin lesions exist.
Syringoma: up to pinhead-sized, isolated and aggregated, symptom-free, firm papules in the area of the lower lid and cheek.
Syringomas of the eyelids: 0.1-0.2 cm large, isolated and aggregated, symptomless, firm papules in the area of the lower lid and the cheek.
Syringoma histology: Sharply limited dermal neoplasia with strand-like solid and few cystic epithelial formations.
Syringoma Detail magnification: Numerous eccrine, partly solid, partly cystic duct structures; cystic duct on the right side at the top with homogeneous eosinophilic secretion.