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Dermoid cysts (dermoids) of the floor of the mouth
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1955Abstract Dermoid cysts of the floor of the mouth are discussed as to their embryology, development, and classification. A classification of these cysts, based on histopathologic findings, is presented in this article and it is suggested that the word dermoid be retained as a clinical term for all these developmental cysts of the floor of the mouth.
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1949
Summary Midline dermoid cysts of the nose have been described, and their development, anatomy, and diagnosis discussed. It has been stressed that successful treatment depends upon adequate knowledge of their anatomy. A brief history of the four cases seen by us has been presented.
R, CHAMPION, J B, PRENDIVILLE
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Summary Midline dermoid cysts of the nose have been described, and their development, anatomy, and diagnosis discussed. It has been stressed that successful treatment depends upon adequate knowledge of their anatomy. A brief history of the four cases seen by us has been presented.
R, CHAMPION, J B, PRENDIVILLE
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1993
A 3-year-old bull was examined because of a fluctuant mass on the ventral midline of the cranial portion of the cervical area. The mass originally developed after the bull was handled in a squeeze chute for routine health care. The mass was aspirated and incised repeatedly during the 18 months before referral.
A N, Baird, D F, Wolfe, A H, Groth
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A 3-year-old bull was examined because of a fluctuant mass on the ventral midline of the cranial portion of the cervical area. The mass originally developed after the bull was handled in a squeeze chute for routine health care. The mass was aspirated and incised repeatedly during the 18 months before referral.
A N, Baird, D F, Wolfe, A H, Groth
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British Veterinary Journal, 1989
In our experience the camel (Camelus dromedarius) seems to be affected more commonly by dermoid cysts as compared to other cutaneous cysts. However, apart from one reference (Monteverde, 1935), the dermoid cyst has not been reported in the camel. This report documents dermoid cysts in identical locations in 11 camels with two camels having bilateral ...
N R, Purohit +3 more
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In our experience the camel (Camelus dromedarius) seems to be affected more commonly by dermoid cysts as compared to other cutaneous cysts. However, apart from one reference (Monteverde, 1935), the dermoid cyst has not been reported in the camel. This report documents dermoid cysts in identical locations in 11 camels with two camels having bilateral ...
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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.
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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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Pediatrics, 1976
A retrospective study of dermoid cysts in children over the past 13 years at St. Christopher's Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, showed that 37% of the dermoids in the body occurred in the orbital and pen-orbital areas. An unusually high percentage of these occurred in the left eyebrow which appears to be the most frequent location for dermoid cysts
Z F, Pollard, R D, Harley, J, Calhoun
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A retrospective study of dermoid cysts in children over the past 13 years at St. Christopher's Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, showed that 37% of the dermoids in the body occurred in the orbital and pen-orbital areas. An unusually high percentage of these occurred in the left eyebrow which appears to be the most frequent location for dermoid cysts
Z F, Pollard, R D, Harley, J, Calhoun
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1955
B P, COLCOCK, R E, SASS, L, STAUDINGER
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B P, COLCOCK, R E, SASS, L, STAUDINGER
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1936
Dermoid tumors of the globe, which are solid formations, are relatively common, whereas true dermoid cysts of the orbit are of the rarest occurrence, probably being rarer than intra-ocular retinoblastoma or sarcoma. The typical location of such a cyst is in the upper temporal quadrant of the orbit, near the lacrimal gland. In this location it is easily
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Dermoid tumors of the globe, which are solid formations, are relatively common, whereas true dermoid cysts of the orbit are of the rarest occurrence, probably being rarer than intra-ocular retinoblastoma or sarcoma. The typical location of such a cyst is in the upper temporal quadrant of the orbit, near the lacrimal gland. In this location it is easily
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