10.3760/cma.j.issn.2096-5540.2019.01.011
Cutaneous plexiform schwannoma in the right thigh after trauma
IntroductionPlexiform schwannoma accounts for approximately 2%-5% of schwannoma.It often afflicts young adults,affecting males and females at a similar rate,and is most commonly located in the head,neck,trunk,or upper extremities.Plexiform schwannoma occasionally occur in the foot,but are rarely found in the lower limbs”1”.The tumor usually presents as a solitary,slow-growing,asymptomatic nodule,and the maximum diameter of plexiform schwannomas is less than 2 cm”2”.Trauma-related plexiform schwannoma is rare and needs to be differentiated in clinic.Herein,we report an unusual case of 28-year-old women with a reddish-brown plaque of her right thigh accompanying tenderness,the patient had been injured in the same location where the plaque later developed,and the histopathological results were consistent with plexiform schwannoma.
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2019-05-10(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)
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