Familial eruptive pseudoangiomatosis.

Abstract

Eruptive pseudoangiomatosis first reported by Cherry is a benign, self-healing, scarcely symptomatic exanthem, that is characterized by 1-3 mm in size, angioma-like red papules. The exanthem is mainly acrolocated, especially affecting the face and upper limbs. Its lesions last from a few days to about 1 month and spontaneous-ly regress.