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Elastotic nodules
of the ears.Cutis.1989 Dec;44(6):452-4.
A case of
bilateral elastotic nodules of the ears is reported. This
distinctive entity occurs on the ears in response to chronic actinic
damage and is seen infrequently. Elastotic nodules of the ears may
therefore be misdiagnosed clinically as basal cell carcinoma or some
infiltrative process such as gout or amyloid. Although the lesions
are usually found on the anthelix, they may also arise on the helix,
and can then simulate chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis.
Elastotic nodules
of the ear. J Cutan Pathol.1981 Dec;8(6):429-33.
Eight cases
of an elastotic degenerative lesion, developing on the ears in
response to actinic damage are reported. Elastotic nodules may be
diagnosed clinically as basal cell carcinoma, amyloid or even gout.
Although usually found on the antihelix of the ear, they may arise
on the helix and simulate chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis.
Elastotic nodules of
the antihelix. Arch Dermatol.1970 Mar;101(3):370.
Elastotic nodules
of the antihelix.Arch Dermatol.1969 Sep;100(3):282-5.
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