AI Article Synopsis
- * The article discusses a case involving four-year-old identical triplet girls who all have EVHCs, suggesting a hereditary link.
- * It highlights the importance of dermoscopy in diagnosing EVHCs, which can sometimes be mistaken for other skin conditions.
Article Abstract
Eruptive vellus hair cysts (EVHCs) are asymptomatic, follicular, flesh-colored to hyperpigmented papules that are typically located on the chest and extremities with an unclear inheritance pattern and pathogenesis. We report a case of EVHCs in 4-year-old identical triplet girls. Our aim is to present another rare case of autosomal-dominant inheritance of EVHCs and to emphasize the utility of dermoscopy as a diagnostic aid for EVHCs that may be misdiagnosed clinically.
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