Syringocystadenoma papilliferum as a cutaneous mass in an unusual location. A case report

Syringocystadenoma papilliferum [SP] is an uncommon adnexal adenoma, most often located on head and neck. We described an unusual appendage tumour, most importantly appearing at later age with vulvar location adjacent to the labio-femoral sulcus situated in the cutaneous tissue and having rapid growing pattern. Different prominent Ig class was found in the secretory component of the tumour epithelial cells and in the plasma cells underlying the tumour epithelium. A diagnosis of SP was made by characterizing histopathologic features of the biopsy specimen

Siringofibroadenoma encrino de mascaro / Syringofibroadenoma of mascaro

Se estudió un tumor glandular localizado en la piel de la mama izquierda en una paciente de 74 años cuya histología permite establecer el diagnóstico de siringofibroadenoma, descripto en 1963 por Mascaró. El Antígeno Cárcino-Embrionario es positivo en las luces canaliculares intracordonales de la lesión