A case of symmetrical subepidermal calcified nodules on the eyelids
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Dear Editor, Subepidermal calcified nodules (SCNs) are typically asymptomatic, solitary, and idiopathic cutaneous calcinosis. We report a case with two SCNs with a symmetrical distribution, where a single nodule was located on the medial aspect of each of the bilateral upper eyelids in a teenage male. [...]
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