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A. Keratotic erythematous-violaceous papules, distributed on the
umbilical and paraumbilical areas. B. Keratotic violaceous papules
distributed on scrotum and penile body
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At the dermatological exam he presented erythematous-violaceous papules of keratotic surface, grouped on the upper limbs, paravertebral, paraumbilical, inguinal, scrotum and penile regions, right thigh and knees (Figure 1).
Cornea verticillata: Yellowish lines that converge to a spot close to central
cornea region
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In the ophthalmological investigation the diagnosis was cornea verticillata (Figure 2).
A. Proliferation of capillary vases, ectasia and congestion of the
lumen in the papillary dermis, thickening of epidermis (HE100X). B.
Proliferation of capillary vases, ectasied, congested close to the dome of the
papillary dermis (HE 400X)
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The biopy of umbilical lesion resulted compatible with angiokeratoma (Figure 3).