Cutaneous pseudolymphoma: A case report

Abstract

Pseudolymphomas are a group of disorders, which clinically and histopathologically mimic lymphomas. A 38-year-old female presented with a plaque over the forehead. A biopsy revealed a nodular infiltrate of lymphocytes that was suggestive of pseudolymphoma. The lesion spontaneously regressed over 9 days of biopsy, leaving behind hyperpigmentation.

Keywords

• Cutaneous lymphoid hyperplasia
• pseudolymphoma
• regressed spontaneously