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Cutaneous crospovidone reaction secondary to subcutaneous injection of buprenorphine

Crospovidone is an insoluble pharmaceutical disintegrant that has been implicated in a rare foreign body reaction in injection drug users, classically associated with pulmonary angiothrombosis. We recently reported the first… Click to show full abstract

Crospovidone is an insoluble pharmaceutical disintegrant that has been implicated in a rare foreign body reaction in injection drug users, classically associated with pulmonary angiothrombosis. We recently reported the first known cases of cutaneous crospovidone deposition. We herein report two additional cases with unique clinicopathologic manifestations, both in the setting of suspected injection drug abuse. Additionally, we provide a comprehensive overview of the distinct histomorphology and reproducible histochemistry of crospovidone.

Keywords: crospovidone reaction; crospovidone; reaction secondary; injection; cutaneous crospovidone

Journal Title: Journal of Cutaneous Pathology
Year Published: 2019

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