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Multiple Warty Dyskeratomas With Severe Pruritus: A Case Report and Literature Review.

Warty dyskeratoma (WD) is an uncommon, benign tumor that typically presents on the scalp, face, or neck of young adults as an asymptomatic, solitary, reddish-brown papule or nodule with a central keratotic plug. Multiple WDs are very rare, with only 5 reported cases found on PubMed. Interestingly, all previously reported cases involved the scalp, as in our case, and all the patients except for one were middle aged or elderly females. We report an unusual case of multiple WDs associated with severe pruritus.