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Small Fragment Of Epidermal Cyst, Lined By Rounded Squamous Cell, With Granular Layer. What Does This Mean?

We were sent a fragment of 0.5 cm in diameter, included in full, microscopic examination focused on the training made a cystic cavity lined by a rounded squamous cell equipped with a granular layer, the light strip is occupied cystic concentric keratin ortho-keratinocy te. Conclusion: Histologically an epidermal cyst
Wed, 23 Oct 2013
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hello
Thanks for your query.
An epidermal cyst is a benign growth that can occur in any area of the body lined by the epidermis.
It is a firm, slow-growing lump underneath the skin. This cyst contains soft, cheesy-like skin secretions. These usually appear on the scalp, face, neck, chest, upper back, genitals, or behind the ears.
It is generally caused by a blocked hair follicle.
There is nothing to worry about it, or anything further to do, as it has already been removed.
take care.
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Small Fragment Of Epidermal Cyst, Lined By Rounded Squamous Cell, With Granular Layer. What Does This Mean?

hello Thanks for your query. An epidermal cyst is a benign growth that can occur in any area of the body lined by the epidermis. It is a firm, slow-growing lump underneath the skin. This cyst contains soft, cheesy-like skin secretions. These usually appear on the scalp, face, neck, chest, upper back, genitals, or behind the ears. It is generally caused by a blocked hair follicle. There is nothing to worry about it, or anything further to do, as it has already been removed. take care.