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Multiple cutaneous granular cell tumors in a child in remission for Hodgkin's disease.

Multiple cutaneous granular cell tumors are uncommon among children. We describe a 13-year-old boy with Hodgkin's disease in remission for 3 years who had multiple cutaneous granular cell tumors. We wondered whether this association was real or a coincidence and whether this child was at increased risk of development of malignant granular cell tumors.