Chondroid syringoma of the nose: A rare case report and literature review.

Introduction And Importance: A chondroid syringoma is an exceptionally rare benign lesion of the sweat glands also known as mixed tumor of the skin (MTS). It can occur in different areas of the head and neck such as the lips, cheek, nose and scalp (Gotoh et al., 2022 [1]).

Earlobe keloids: a pilot study of the efficacy of keloidectomy with core fillet flap and adjuvant intralesional corticosteroids.

Background: Management of earlobe keloids is challenging because they are often resistant to treatment. The literature reports different treatment modalities with variable responses. Surgical excision with core fillet flap in combination with adjuvant intralesional steroid injection has not been thoroughly explored for keloid treatment, in spite of its positive therapeutic and cosmetic outcome.

Unusual malignant transformation of recurrent sebaceoma. A case report.

Sebaceoma is a benign tumor composed of incompletely differentiated sebaceous cells of varying degrees of maturity. Sebaceomas was never reported as a known premalignant lesion.This is a report of a sixteen year old boy who presented with a malignant transformation of a recurrent sebaceoma which was excised twice by Moh's surgery.

Periorbital syringoma: a pilot study of the efficacy of low-voltage electrocoagulation.

Background: Management of periorbital syringomas is problematic and avoided by many inexperienced physicians. The medical literature presently prefers CO(2) laser resurfacing to many other modalities, but the subject of electrosurgery has not been well explored.

Objectives: To evaluate the clinical efficacy of electrocoagulation at low voltages in treating periorbital syringomas.