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Case Report of a Dermoid Cyst at the Floor of the Mouth
, 2004 TE Seah, Wajiha Sufyan, Bikramdeep Singh
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Presacral dermoid cyst presenting as acute retention of urine
, 2004 Joy Jyothis +4 more
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Dermoid cyst of the mesentery in an infant
, 2005 Prosanta Kumar Bhattacharjee +3 more
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Journal of Neurosurgery, 1991
✓ Supratentorial dermoid cysts are rare lesions. In eight cases presented here, the lack of recurrence after subtotal removal of the capsule and the good long-term prognosis are emphasized. This finding is in agreement with the literature. The frequent relationship of these lesions with the cavernous sinus suggests a vascular genesis in the development
LUNARDI, Pierpaolo, MISSORI, Paolo
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✓ Supratentorial dermoid cysts are rare lesions. In eight cases presented here, the lack of recurrence after subtotal removal of the capsule and the good long-term prognosis are emphasized. This finding is in agreement with the literature. The frequent relationship of these lesions with the cavernous sinus suggests a vascular genesis in the development
LUNARDI, Pierpaolo, MISSORI, Paolo
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Dermoid cyst of the rectum [PDF]
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1983 Rectal cysts are uncommon, with a search of the medical literature revealing only 12 reported cases. This is in contrast with postanal and sacrococcygeal dermoids which, although still uncommon, appear to occur more frequently. This paper describes a case involving a dermoid cyst arising in the lateral wall of the rectum and reviews the recorded cases ...
Malcolm C. Aldridge +2 more
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Dermoid Cysts of the Nose [PDF]
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1971 Dermoid cysts of the nose may present difficult management problems if inadequately evaluated preoperatively or if incompletely excised. It is most important to differentiate them from nasal gliomas, neurofibromas, encephalocoeles, or meningiocoeles. Confusion with other benign lesions such as sebaceous cysts, mucocoeles, inclusion cysts, hemangiomas ...
Joseph W. Walike, Thomas C. Hoshaw
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Dermatology, 1997
A dermoid cyst of the penis has not been documented previously in the literature. We report a young Caucasian who had an important swelling of the penis dating back several months. On examination a subcutaneous mass on the dorsal aspect of the shaft and prepuce was present.
TOMASINI, CARLO FRANCESCO +3 more
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A dermoid cyst of the penis has not been documented previously in the literature. We report a young Caucasian who had an important swelling of the penis dating back several months. On examination a subcutaneous mass on the dorsal aspect of the shaft and prepuce was present.
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Archives of Dermatology, 1973
The clinical and pathologic features of 50 subcutaneous dermoid cysts were analyzed. The lesions were usually noted at birth and occurred along lines of embryonic fusion. Forty-one cysts were located in the region of the head, mainly about the eyes; nine were in the neck. Pilar elements were found in all 50 cysts, sebaceous glands in 48, eccrine glands
Martin H. Brownstein, Elson B. Helwig
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The clinical and pathologic features of 50 subcutaneous dermoid cysts were analyzed. The lesions were usually noted at birth and occurred along lines of embryonic fusion. Forty-one cysts were located in the region of the head, mainly about the eyes; nine were in the neck. Pilar elements were found in all 50 cysts, sebaceous glands in 48, eccrine glands
Martin H. Brownstein, Elson B. Helwig
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Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2005
Columbia University’s Salivary Gland Center (New York, NY) serves as a referral base for metropolitan New York City patients with salivary gland disease and/or salivary dysfunction. Since its establishment, the Center has seen approximately 6,000 patients.
Farisa Surattanont, Louis Mandel
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Columbia University’s Salivary Gland Center (New York, NY) serves as a referral base for metropolitan New York City patients with salivary gland disease and/or salivary dysfunction. Since its establishment, the Center has seen approximately 6,000 patients.
Farisa Surattanont, Louis Mandel
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