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- Papulolinear collagenoma is a rare type of connective tissue growth known as a dermal hamartoma.
- It is characterized by an abnormal increase in collagen in the skin.
- The report focuses on a young girl's case who has this collagen nevus displaying a papulolinear pattern.
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Papulolinear collagenoma is a rare kind of connective tissue nevus. It is a dermal hamartoma characterized by an increase in collagen. We report a young girl's collagen nevus with a papulolinear distribution.
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