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Verrucous presentation of a granular cell tumour in scar tissue

lar to that of fibroelastolytic papulosis. The pathogenesis of fibroelastolytic papulosis is unknown. Ultraviolet radiation from sun exposure may be less likely in the light of some rashes in sun-protected areas. Intrinsic ageing does not seem to be the only cause, because some cases have been reported in patients as young as 28 years. Genetic and hormonal factors have also been considered because of a few familial cases reported as well as the predilection for women. Autoimmune disease may be of less relevance to fibroelastolytic papulosis as previously reported. Recently, Song et al. suggested that mild folliculitis or adnexal inflammation might be related to the pathogenesis of fibroelastolytic papulosis. Our patient exhibited the interface inflammation, which also indicated the pathogenesis was likely to be due to inflammatory process. We recommend that serial biopsies of future cases be performed to look for an acute inflammatory phase that preceeds the chronic more commonly reported histopathology.