Osteoma Cutis: An Adverse Event Following Tattoo Placement.
Osteoma cutis can occur as a primary or secondary cutaneous lesion. Isolated lesions of perforating osteoma cutis are uncommon and can present with varying clinical features. Adverse events that can occur following placement of a tattoo include benign and malignant neoplasms, dermatoses, infections, and miscellaneous complications. We present a case of a man who developed perforating osteoma cutis within a tattoo and propose that osteoma cutis be included among the list of adverse events that can occur in individuals who obtain a tattoo.
['Basu|Pallavi|P|', 'Erickson|Christof P|CP|', 'Calame|Antoanella|A|', 'Cohen|Philip R|PR|']
osteoma cutis adverse event tattoo perforating acquired deposition