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Sebaceous Gland on Sole of Foot?-Reply

John W. Petrozzi, MD; Margaret Wood, MD; Vincent Tisa, MD
Philadelphia

Arch Dermatol. 1980;116(4):383.

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We agree with Dr Richfield's comments that the presence of a sebaceous gland on the sole is a rare finding. Unfortunately, too few biopsy specimens are secured from the sole to furnish a meaningful estimate as to how unusual this occurrence may actually be. Ectopic follicular structures do occur on the palm,1 and this may be the explanation for our biopsy finding. . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]



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