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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1979
We present 5 cases of pilar tumor, and we review the controversy over whether this tumor has a malignant potential. We feel the correct treatment is excision deep to galea, with a one to two cm margin of normal scalp. Presented with a pathology report of "pilar tumor" on a "shelled out" or ruptured sebaceous cyst, we feel the correct treatment is ...
R F, Morgan, A, Dellon, J E, Hoopes
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We present 5 cases of pilar tumor, and we review the controversy over whether this tumor has a malignant potential. We feel the correct treatment is excision deep to galea, with a one to two cm margin of normal scalp. Presented with a pathology report of "pilar tumor" on a "shelled out" or ruptured sebaceous cyst, we feel the correct treatment is ...
R F, Morgan, A, Dellon, J E, Hoopes
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Genetic relationship between pilar cysts, pilar tumors and pilar carcinomas.
Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2019e21063 Background: Pilar cysts, also known as trichilemmal cysts, are common cutaneous nodules that occur sporadically or an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern. A pilar cyst can transform into a proliferating pilar tumor (PPT) or pilar carcinoma.
Rachael Hagen +3 more
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Gynecologic Oncology, 1978
Abstract The gross and histological characteristics of pilar tumors are described. These tumors may be confused with squamous cell carcinoma. Generally, the type of pilar tumor discussed in this article involves the skin on the scalp.
D A, Buchler, F, Sun, T, Chuprevich
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Abstract The gross and histological characteristics of pilar tumors are described. These tumors may be confused with squamous cell carcinoma. Generally, the type of pilar tumor discussed in this article involves the skin on the scalp.
D A, Buchler, F, Sun, T, Chuprevich
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The Journal of Dermatology, 2001
AbstractPilar leiomyomas are usually multiple and are commonly found on the extensor aspects of the arm, trunk, and face. They are rarely distributed in a linear fashion or seem to follow a dermatome. We report a case of painful, unilateral, zosteriform cutaneous leiomyoma in a 25‐year‐old housewife.
B, Sahoo +3 more
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AbstractPilar leiomyomas are usually multiple and are commonly found on the extensor aspects of the arm, trunk, and face. They are rarely distributed in a linear fashion or seem to follow a dermatome. We report a case of painful, unilateral, zosteriform cutaneous leiomyoma in a 25‐year‐old housewife.
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2008
Piloleiomyomas are benign smooth muscle tumors arising from the arrectores pilorum muscles in the skin. They usually occur as multiple firm dermal nodules located on the extremities and trunk. Solitary lesions are rare. Leiomyomas usually develop during adolescence or early adult life. Congenital pilar leiomiyoma is an extremely rare entity. We present
Bengu Nisa, Akay +3 more
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Piloleiomyomas are benign smooth muscle tumors arising from the arrectores pilorum muscles in the skin. They usually occur as multiple firm dermal nodules located on the extremities and trunk. Solitary lesions are rare. Leiomyomas usually develop during adolescence or early adult life. Congenital pilar leiomiyoma is an extremely rare entity. We present
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Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1985
An elderly woman presented with a large, fungating mass over the occipital portion of the scalp. Biopsy revealed this to be a pilar tumor of the scalp. The tumor was excised with a margin of normal tissue and the defect was closed with advancement of scalp and neck skin. Follow-up at 6 months revealed no recurrence of the lesion.
G E, Chait +3 more
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An elderly woman presented with a large, fungating mass over the occipital portion of the scalp. Biopsy revealed this to be a pilar tumor of the scalp. The tumor was excised with a margin of normal tissue and the defect was closed with advancement of scalp and neck skin. Follow-up at 6 months revealed no recurrence of the lesion.
G E, Chait +3 more
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Cancer, 1980
We report 16 cases of trichilemmal pilar tumors. All of the patients were women of older ages. These unusual tumors are located chiefly on the scalp and consists of areas of squamous epithelium with non-epidermal keratinization and moderate cellular polymorphism. The origin of the tumor appears to be the outer root sheath of hair. Two of our cases were
J, Janitz, H, Wiedersberg
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We report 16 cases of trichilemmal pilar tumors. All of the patients were women of older ages. These unusual tumors are located chiefly on the scalp and consists of areas of squamous epithelium with non-epidermal keratinization and moderate cellular polymorphism. The origin of the tumor appears to be the outer root sheath of hair. Two of our cases were
J, Janitz, H, Wiedersberg
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When a Pilar Cyst Is Not a Pilar Cyst: Answer
The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 2022Blaire A, Anderson +2 more
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