Solitary acral persistent papular mucinosis nodule: A case report and summary of eight Korean cases

Table 1 Summary of the Korean cases of acral persistent popular mucinosis

Case	Ref.	Age/Sex	Onset	Past medical history	Clinical manifestation	Treatment	Outcome
1	Kim et al[11], 1993	F/56	1 mo ago	s/p Rt. Nephrectomy d/t renal cancer	Multiple, flesh-colored papules on both forearms, wrists and hands without symptoms	None	-
2	Lee et al[12], 2000	M/43	6-7 years ago	None	Multiple discrete white to flesh-colored papules are present on the extensor surface of hand without symptoms	None	-
3	Lee et al[12], 2000	M/50	7 years ago	None	Multiple whitish papules on dorsum of the hand without symptoms	None	-
4	Song et al[6], 2002	F/50	3 years ago	None	Pruritic numerous papular eruption on the dorsa of the hands, and the extensor surface of the forearms	Intralesional triamcinolone injection	No improvement
5	Ryu et al[13], 2003	M/64	15 years ago	s/p Subtotal gastrectomy d/t gastric ulcer	Asymptomatic flesh-colored or translucent papules on wrists, back of the hands, and distal forearms	None	-
6	Choi et al[9], 2007	M/31	2 mo ago	AIDS	Multiple tiny flesh-colored papules on the extensor surface of the wrist and the distal part of forearm	After 5 wk of starting highly active antiretroviral therapy for AIDS, the skin lesions were also resolved	Resolved
7	Jun et al[10], 2016	F/53	7-8 years ago	None	Asymptomatic 1-3 mm flesh-colored papules symmetrically located on both dorsum of hands and wrists, and on anterior chest	Tacrolimus ointment 0.1% once a day	After 15 wk, responded partially

AIDS: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.