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Pediatric Dermatology, 06/26/09
Huang HY et al. - Normolipemic papuloeruptive xanthomatosis is a very rare skin disorder. The authors report a child with yellowish papular eruptions on the face that rapidly merged into confluent plaques. Serum lipid profiles showed normolipemia. A diagnosis of normolipemic papuloeruptive xanthomatosis with no associated systemic disorders was made. The skin lesions involuted spontaneously during follow-up.
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