Congenital cutaneous solitary mixed hamartoma: An unusual case containing eccrine, neural, and lipomatous components

Abstract

Hamartomas are benign malformations composed of the tissue elements that are normally found at the site of their growth and grow in a disorganized fashion. To date, several clinical and histologic presentations of eccrine hamartomas are reported in the literature.1, 2, 3 Cutaneous hamartomas that contain neural or fatty elements are rare, and few cases are reported in the literature.4, 5, 6 Herein, we report an unusual case of a congenital cutaneous solitary mixed hamartoma containing eccrine, neural, and lipomatous components.