title: Solitary sclerotic fibroma.
abstract: Sclerotic fibroma is a rare skin neoplasm that can be seen sporadically or in association with disorders such as Cowden's disease. We present a case of solitary sclerotic fibroma that presented as an asymptomatic nodule in a 40-year-old man with no evidence of Cowden's disease. Histopathologically, the lesion was consistent with a sclerotic fibroma displaying hypocellular collagen bundles with clefts.
authors: Dr. Avani Bhambri is 3rd Year Dermatology Resident, UCLA Department of Dermatology, Los Angeles, California.
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authors: Del Rosso