Cysts, sinuses, and pits

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16 Cysts, Sinuses, and Pits

Appendageal cysts 329

Epidermal (infundibular) cyst 329
Epidermal cyst associated syndromes 329
HPV-related epidermal cyst 330
Proliferating epidermal cyst 330
Tricholemmal (sebaceous) cyst 331
Proliferating and malignant
tricholemmal cyst 332
Onycholemmal cyst 333
Hybrid cyst 334
Hair matrix cyst 335
Pigmented follicular cyst 335
Cutaneous keratocyst 335
Vellus hair cyst 335
Steatocystoma multiplex 336
Milium 337
Comedo/comedonal cyst 337
Eccrine hidrocystoma 338
Apocrine hidrocystoma 338

Developmental cysts 339

Bronchogenic cyst 339
Branchial cleft cyst 339
Thyroglossal cyst 340
Thymic cyst 340
Cutaneous ciliated cyst of the lower limbs 340
Vulval mucinous and ciliated cysts 340
Median raphe cyst 340
Dermoid cyst 341
Cystic teratoma 342
Omphalomesenteric duct cyst 342

Miscellaneous cysts 342

Parasitic cysts 342
Phaeomycotic cysts 342
Digital mucous cyst 343
Mucous cyst 343
Cutaneous metaplastic synovial cyst 344
Pseudocyst of the auricle 344
Endometriosis 345

Lymphatic cysts 346

Cystic hygroma 346

Sinuses 346

Congenital midline cervical cleft 346
Cutaneous dental sinus 346
Pilonidal sinus 347

Pits 347

Congenital lower lip pits 347
Preauricular sinus 347

Steatocystoma

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