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Innes FLF McKenzie AW (1970)
Digital fibrous swellings in childrenBr J Dermatol, 83
Allen PW (1972)
Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhoodPathology, 4
Nabai H Mehregan AH (1972)
Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhoodArch Dermatol, 106
Teitelbaum S Hoye SJ (1959)
Atheromatous embolization: A factor in peripheral gangreneN Eng J Med, 261
Anderson WR Carvajal JA (1967)
Atheroembolism: An etiologic factor in renal insufficiency, gastrointestinal hemorrhages, and peripheral vascular diseasesArch Intern Med, 119
Reye RDK (1965)
Recurring digital fibrous tumors of childhoodArch Pathol, 80
Amplatz K Harrington D (1972)
Cholesterol embolization and spinal infarction following aortic catheterizationAm J Roentgenol Radium Ther Nucl Med, 115
Ahlquist J Pohjanpelto P (1967)
Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood: 2. Isolation of a cell transforming agentActa Pathol Microbiol Scand, 70
Shapiro HL (1969)
Infantile digital fibromatosis and aponeurotic fibromaActa Derm Venereol, 99
Hines JR Battifora H (1970)
Recurrent digital fibromas of childhood: An electron microscopic studyCancer, 27
Pohjanpelto P Ahlquist J (1967)
Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood: 1. Clinical and morphological aspect of a caseActa Pathol Microbiol Scand, 70
Waters L Schwartz S (1973)
Cholesterol embolizationRadiology, 106
Couves CM Pibram HFW (1965)
Retinal embolism as a complication of angiography: The possible role of platelet and cholesterol emboliNeurology, 15
Kerr JFR Burry AF (1970)
Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood: An electron microscopic and virological studyPathology, 2
Abstract Recurring Digital Fibrous Tumor of Childhood, Case 1. Presented by James Beckett, MD. A 14-month-old girl developed a firm nodule on her right ring finger nine months ago. Three months later, the lesion was excised, and dermatofibroma was diagnosed following microscopical examination of hematoxylin-eosin stained sections. A similar nodule recurred at the surgical site within one month.Examination at the Stanford Dermatology Clinic two months after the excision showed a single nodule on the ulnar side of the distal phalanx of the right ring finger (Fig 1). The nodule was smooth, skin-colored, and firm, measuring 1 cm in diameter. Special histological stains of the tissue from the original excision defined the characteristic inclusion bodies of recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood. Two new nodules developed on the same distal phalanx in the succeeding five months. Case 2. Presented by Leon Demar, MD. A 17-year-old girl noted an asymptomatic nodule at References 1. Reye RDK: Recurring digital fibrous tumors of childhood . Arch Pathol 80:228-231, 1965. 2. Shapiro HL: Infantile digital fibromatosis and aponeurotic fibroma . Acta Derm Venereol 99:37-42, 1969. 3. Ahlquist J, Pohjanpelto P, Hjelt L, et al: Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood: 1. Clinical and morphological aspect of a case . Acta Pathol Microbiol Scand 70:291-296, 1967.Crossref 4. McKenzie AW, Innes FLF, Rack JM, et al: Digital fibrous swellings in children . Br J Dermatol 83:446-458, 1970.Crossref 5. Pohjanpelto P, Ahlquist J, Hurme K, et al: Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood: 2. Isolation of a cell transforming agent . Acta Pathol Microbiol Scand 70:297-299, 1967.Crossref 6. Battifora H, Hines JR: Recurrent digital fibromas of childhood: An electron microscopic study . Cancer 27:1530-1536, 1970.Crossref 7. Burry AF, Kerr JFR, Pope JH: Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood: An electron microscopic and virological study . Pathology 2:287-291, 1970.Crossref 8. Mehregan AH, Nabai H, Matthews JE: Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood . Arch Dermatol 106:375-378, 1972.Crossref 9. Allen PW: Recurring digital fibrous tumor of childhood . Pathology 4:215-223, 1972.Crossref 10. Schwartz S, Waters L: Cholesterol embolization . Radiology 106:37-41, 1973.Crossref 11. Harrington D, Amplatz K: Cholesterol embolization and spinal infarction following aortic catheterization . Am J Roentgenol Radium Ther Nucl Med 115:171-174, 1972.Crossref 12. Pibram HFW, Couves CM: Retinal embolism as a complication of angiography: The possible role of platelet and cholesterol emboli . Neurology 15:188-190, 1965.Crossref 13. Hoye SJ, Teitelbaum S, Gore I, et al: Atheromatous embolization: A factor in peripheral gangrene . N Eng J Med 261:128-131, 1959.Crossref 14. Carvajal JA, Anderson WR, Weiss L, et al: Atheroembolism: An etiologic factor in renal insufficiency, gastrointestinal hemorrhages, and peripheral vascular diseases . Arch Intern Med 119:593-599, 1967.Crossref
Archives of Dermatology – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1975
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