The topic Arrector Pili Hamartoma of Skin you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Smooth Muscle Hamartoma of Skin.

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• Smooth Muscle Hamartoma (SMH) of Skin is a benign overgrowth of smooth muscle cells on the body; a hamartoma is a developmental anomaly
• The skin lesion is uncommon and is mostly present at birth; some are (rarely) seen in older children and adults. Cutaneous Smooth Muscle Hamartomas are mostly observed on the trunk, arms, and legs
• The cause of formation of Smooth Muscle Hamartoma of Skin is unidentified. A positive family history has been occasionally observed. The presence of multiple tumors has been associated with certain genetic conditions such as Michelin Tyre Baby Syndrome and Xp Microdeletion Syndrome
• Treatment may not be generally required for a Smooth Muscle Hamartoma of Skin, unless it presents cosmetic concerns. In such cases, when treatment is necessary, surgical excision to remove the lesions may be undertaken
• The prognosis is usually excellent with suitable treatment, since these lesions are typically benign. However, the overall prognosis of Smooth Muscle Hamartoma of Skin may depend upon the severity of any associated underlying condition

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