Alaye siwaju sii ― Yoruba

Eccrine hidrocystomas (EHs) jẹ awọn ìkòkó aláìlera (benign tumor) ti o dagba lati awọn ọna àfọ́ àdáǹdá eccrine (eccrine sweat duct). Wọn nigbagbogbo ṣiṣe ni igba pipẹ ati pe o le buru si lakoko oju ojo gbona nigbati sweating pọ si. EH jẹ ayẹwo nigbagbogbo ti o da lori awọn aami aisan, ṣugbọn biopsy awọ kan le jẹrisi rẹ. A ṣe afihan awọn ọran meji ti EH, ni idojukọ awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ dermoscopic wọn ati itọju aṣeyọri pẹlu botulinum toxin-like peptide.
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.