(T. Díaz-Corpas).

¿Eritema elevatum diutinum o granuloma facial extrafacial? To t he Edit or: Erythema elevatum diutinum (EED) and granuloma faciale (GF) are rare diseases. EED presents with multiple plaques or nodules typically located on extensor areas,1,2 whereas GF is usually a single lesion in the facial region.3 However, differential diagnosis is sometimes difficult due to clinical and pathological similarities.4 We report the case of a 57-year-old man who came to our department because of the appearance at least 15 years earlier of an asymptomatic brownish plaque of soft consistency on the anterior aspect of the left thigh; the plaque had grown slowly but progressively, becoming harder and darker (Figure 1). A further 3 brown, plaque