Eruptive cherry angiomas associated with vitiligo: Provoked by topical nitrogen mustard?

@article{Ma2006EruptiveCA,
  title={Eruptive cherry angiomas associated with vitiligo: Provoked by topical nitrogen mustard?},
  author={Hui-jun Ma and Guang Zhao and Fei Shi and Yi-Xia Wang},
  journal={The Journal of Dermatology},
  year={2006},
  volume={33}
}
We report a 27‐year‐old man who had suffered with vitiligo for 7 years and with eruptive cherry angiomas within or around the repigmented vitiliginous skin for 2 years. After continual therapy for vitiligo with topical nitrogen mustard in a concentration of 0.001% for 5 years, multiple cherry angiomas erupted within or around the repigmented vitiliginous plaques. The discontinue therapy with nitrogen mustard stopped the appearance of new cherry angiomas. The presence of eruptive cherry angiomas… 
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