Eccrine hidrocystomahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidrocystoma
Eccrine hidrocystoma sunt benigni tumores sudoris glandulae originis. Saepe in ambitu calido et umido exacerbantur. Haec conditio maior aestate et minor hieme solet. Laesiones apparent sicut papulae membranaceo‑coloratae in area peribulbaria, sub palpebris inferioribus plerumque positae.

○ Curatio
Refrigeratio areae affectae potest temporarie magnitudinem lesionis minuere.
Laser curatio fere inefficax est.

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  • Exhibet papulas parvas caeruleas, liquore refertas.
    References Eccrine Hidrocystoma: A Report of Two Cases with Special Reference to Dermoscopic Features 34084021 
    NIH
    Eccrine hidrocystomas (EHs) sunt benigni tumores qui formantur ex glandulis eccrinis sudoriferis. Saepe diuturni sunt et, cum aestu aggravatur, sudorem augere possunt. EH plerumque praedicuntur ex symptomatibus, sed cutis bioptis confirmari possunt. Duos casus EH exhibemus, cum notis dermoscopicis intendens et feliciter tractantes cum botulinum toxin (botulino toxino) peptide‑like.
    Eccrine hidrocystomas (EHs) are benign tumors, which arise as cystic dilatation of the eccrine sweat duct. The lesions of EH have a chronic course with periodic flares in summer months, associated with exacerbation in sweating. Diagnosis is mainly clinical with histopathology being confirmatory. Dermoscopy is a noninvasive tool, which may confirm diagnosis of EH without subjecting the patient to a biopsy. We report two representative cases of EH, with emphasis on dermoscopic features and which well responded to topical botulinum toxin-like peptide.