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(A) Clinical manifestations of spiradenoma in the form of skin-colored and erythematous nodules on the left eyelid and left temple before triamcinolone acetonide injection. (B) Spiradenoma lesions after triamcinolone acetonide injection.
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A 31-year-old man presented with giant painful skin-colored and erythematous nodules on his left eyelid and left temple (Figure 1A). TA injections with one month interval, the lesions grew thinner and smaller and the pain disappeared (Figure 1B). There were no side effects reported.
Histopathological findings. (A) Red arrow shows one tumor mass. (B) Tumor mass consisted of round, oval cells showing hyperplastic, compact, and nodular characteristics. Some formed a tubular structure. Some cells appeared paler and larger.
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There were no signs of malignancy (Figure 2A and B).