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Angiolymphoid hyperplasia is an uncommon condition which may give rise to difficulty in diagnosis. The case described was originally regarded as Kaposi's sarcoma, but H.I.V. testing was negative. Excision of a further lesion established the diagnosis as angiolymphoid hyperplasia.
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