[ XXXX hereditarium ( @entity195 ): Report of a paediatric case].

@entity1 @entity709 @entity158 @entity195 @entity28359 @entity31339
BACKGROUND: Palmar erythema may be either congenital or acquired, hereditary or non-hereditary. Its diagnosis and management differs according to whether or not it is acquired, hereditary or associated with symptoms. Herein, we report the case of a @entity1 with @entity28359 ( @entity195 ). OBSERVATION: A 2  -year-old @entity1 consulted for @entity31339 , present since birth, predominantly on the thenar and hypothenar eminences and on the palmar aspect of her fingers. She also presented mild diffuse erythema on the soles of her feet. Both her mother and grandmother had similar signs. The @entity1 had neither impairment nor @entity158 linked to this erythema, and she had no associated symptoms. Physical examination was otherwise normal, as were the results of standard laboratory tests. DISCUSSION: We diagnosed @entity195 based on the @entity1 's hereditary erythema with autosomal dominant transmission, and the congenital and asymptomatic nature of her @entity709 . Nine publications have reported cases of @entity195 , but this condition is probably highly under-reported.
