Juvenile (calcifying) aponeurotic fibroma of the neck

Pediatric Surgery International
R SharmaN Marwah

Abstract

A case of juvenile (calcifying) aponeurotic fibroma (JAF) arising in the neck of a 5-year-old female is presented. The lesion was misdiagnosed as fibrous hamartoma of infancy (FHI) on a superficial biopsy prior to total excision of the mass. Only one instance of JAF of the neck has previously been reported; the tumor is usually located in the distal extremities and often recurs following excision. FHI occurs most frequently at and about the axilla and shoulder, and does not recur in most instances.

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