A multilobulated asymptomatic umbilical nodule revealing endometriosis.

Primary umbilical endometriosis is unusual clinical presentation of endometriosis. Its diagnosis can be challenging due to lack of knowledge. This condition should be listed in the differential diagnosis of umbilical disorders.

Vesiculobullous eruption revealing lipoid proteinosis: A potential diagnostic pitfall. A case report and a brief review.

We describe a new case of lipoid proteinosis (LP) in a child and discuss its different clinical presentations, especially in its early erosive stage, as well as its prognosis and therapy. A 3.5-year-old healthy girl presented with a chronic and recurrent vesiculobullous skin eruption since early childhood. She had developed hoarseness of the voice during the first few months of life. Cutaneous examination revealed the presence of multiple non-pruritic tense vesicles and erosions on a non-erythematous base on her face, hands and elbows with a waxy thickening of the skin on her face. Histologic examination confirmed the diagnosis of LP. The patient was then regularly followed in our department for therapy for her disease.