Perforating granuloma annulare in children: A case report

Abstract

Perforating annular granuloma represents 5% of patients who have an annular granuloma. It is a rare form that rather affects the back of the hand and fingers, it is sometimes generalized on the trunk and extremities. Some lesions are umbilicated (with a hollow in the center) and sometimes allow thick material to flow. The lesions may leave scars that are sequelae. We report an observation in a 7-year-old child. *Correspondence to: Jihane Ziani, Department of Dermatology, Hassan II Hospital, University, Fez, Morocco, E-mail: dr.zianijihane@gmail.com