Clear‐cell atypical fibroxanthoma: An unusual case in an unusual place

Atypical fibroxanthoma represents a low-grade sarcoma considered by some to be a superficial form of undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma.(1,2) It usually presents in the elderly population on sun-damaged areas of the head and neck regions as a dome-shaped nodule.(1,3) The clinical differential includes squamous cell carcinoma, among other skin malignancies.