Dermoid Cyst on the Auriculotemporal Area

Samper, Alberto; Erenchun, Ricardo Ruiz de; Yeste, Luis; Bazán, Antonio

doi:10.1097/00006534-200009020-00045

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“…the literature [10,[12][13][14][15][16], and even more so in relation to GS. This communication corroborates the proposal of Pivnick et al (1996), broadening the spectrum of clinical presentation and providing new evidence on dermoid cysts in the retroauricular region.…”

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Retroauricular dermoid cyst associated with Gorlin syndrome. A case report

Chavarino

Laborda

Cerdá

et al. 2022

Journal of Pediatric Surgery Case Reports

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Retroauricular dermoid cyst associated with Gorlin syndrome. A case report

Chavarino

Laborda

Cerdá

et al. 2022

Journal of Pediatric Surgery Case Reports

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“…Dermoid cysts in addition have one or more dermal appendages like hair follicle, sweat glands or sebaceous glands in the connective tissue wall. Lumen is usually filled with keratin (Samper, 2000;Scolozzi et al, 2005). Intracranial, intraspinal, or intra-abdominal dermoid cysts may be suspected after specific or nonspecific neurologic or gynecologic symptoms occur.…”

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Epidermoid Cysts of Head and Neck Region: Case Series and Review of Literature

Oommen

Ravindran

et al. 2014

Int. J. Odontostomat.

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SUNIL, S.; OOMMEN, N.; RATHY, R.; REKHA, V. R.; RAJ, D. & SRUTHY V. K. Epidermoid cysts of head and neck region -Case series and review of literature. Int. J. Odontostomat., 8(2):165-169, 2014.ABSTRACT: Epidermoid and dermoid cysts are hamartomas localized on the neck, head, or trunk, usually visible at birth. In some instances, careful medical examination may help to find most epidermoid and dermoid cysts. Ambiguity about their exact pathogenesis exists and dysontogenetic, traumatic, and thyroglossal anomaly theories have been postulated. Histopathologically epidermoid cysts have a cystic capsule lined with thin stratified epithelium. Surgical excision though completes the treatment, complications have been reported. We report three cases of epidermoid cyst on the maxillofacial region.

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“…Other settlements are the midline of the nose,the neck, the sublingual region, and the sternal, perineal, scrotal, and sacral regions [3]. Dermoid cysts trapped in the ectoderm sac next to normal folds or surface is a developmental disorder caused by the failure of the ectoderm to leave the neural tube [4].The most valid theory about the dermoid cysts was proposed by New and Erich that was the persistence of the germ layers at birth, along the embryonic fusion line in the deep tissues in the neck. The irregular growth and differentiation of these cells causes the appearance of dermoid cysts.…”

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