A Case Report of Kaphaja Granthi w.s.r. to Trichilemmal Cyst
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Trichilemmal Cyst, Kaphaja Granthi, Pilar Cyst, Chedana KarmaAbstract
Trichilemmal cysts are firm, slow-growing lumps that develop when a hair follicle becomes blocked by keratin and dead skin cells. They are typically asymptomatic unless they calcify or rupture. The cysts have smooth, spherical nodules with a solid feel and good movement. The other less common areas include the face, trunk and extremities. Lesions are uncommon in the palms, genitalia, axilla and groin. It affects less than 10% of the population. Trichilemmal cyst are also called as Pilar cyst which may be inherited as an autosomal dominant trait.
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