Eruptive Syringomas in Down’s Syndrome

    April 2018 in “ Nasza Dermatologia Online ”
    Mrinal Gupta
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    TLDR People with Down's syndrome are more likely to have syringomas.
    Down's syndrome, a common chromosomal anomaly, is associated with various dermatological disorders, including syringomas, which are benign adnexal tumors. This document reported a case of an 8-year-old child with Down's syndrome who presented with eruptive syringomas on the face and hand, highlighting the higher frequency of syringomas in individuals with this condition.
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