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- An 8-year-old girl had white bumps on her eyelids caused by lipoid proteinosis, a rare skin condition.
- Microwave therapy was used and led to a significant decrease in these eyelid lesions.
- The case also identified two new genetic variants in the ECM1 gene, which is linked to this condition.
Article Abstract
An 8-year-old girl presented with white papules on the eyelid margins due to lipoid proteinosis. Microwave therapy resulted in significant reduction of the lesions. The case highlights a safe and effective treatment for eyelid lesions associated with lipoid proteinosis. In addition, we report two novel heterozygous variants in the extracellular matrix protein 1 (ECM1) gene.
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