History
A 34-year-old man was seen in our
outpatient department for an asymptomatic, yellowish eruption on
the extensor surface of his extremities and the back of his neck.
The lesions appeared suddenly and increased in number over a period
of 2 months.
His past medical history was not
remarkable. He denied any systemic symptoms, and lately was not
taking any medications. There was no family history of similar
eruption, hyperlipoproteinemia, diabetes, cardiovascular disease or
sudden death.