Corps Ronds and Corps Grains-Warty Dyskeratoma

Abstract

Graham and Helwig addressed warty dyskeratoma as “isolated Darier’s disease” or “follicular dyskeratoma “in 1954. The nomenclature of warty dyskeratoma was adopted by Szymanski in 1957. “Isolated dykeratosis follicularis” or warty dyskeratoma cogitates an infrequent, cutaneous proliferative lesion commonly situated on the head or neck. Warty dyskeratoma is described as an exceptional, benign skin disease which demonstrates a characteristic solitary papule or nodule with an impacted centroidal crater or comedo [1,2].