The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology · 1982 · 44 citations · 22 references
Deep Surgical ExcisionSurgical PathologyHistopathologyTreatment ModalitiesPathologyAngiolymphoid HyperplasiaSurgeryTherapeutic ModalitiesEosinophilic DisorderDermatologyMedicinePseudopyogenic Granuloma
The clinical manifestations, histology, ultrastructure, and etiology of angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia are presented. The relationship to Kimura's disease and pseudopyogenic granuloma is discussed. A comparison of therapeutic modalities is presented and the authors conclude that deep surgical excision is the procedure of choice.
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