Pediatric Acral Site Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma Imitating Acromegaly
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This case report addresses the diagnostic challenges of pediatric mycosis fungoides (MF) by presenting a 17-year-old boy whose symptoms initially suggested acromegaly, but were ultimately diagnosed as MF after thorough investigation. The authors emphasize the importance of recognizing rare presentations of CTCL in children and the barriers to healthcare access faced by immigrant populations, advocating for improved dermatologic services in community health settings.
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