[PDF][PDF] Skin adnexal tumors: a study of 26 cases
V Viswanathan, A Dharwadkar, S Vimal… - Ann Pathol Lab …, 2020 - academia.edu
V Viswanathan, A Dharwadkar, S Vimal, P Bhandari, A Malhotra, B Paul
Ann Pathol Lab Med, 2020•academia.eduBackground: Skin adnexal tumours are a category of rare tumours. They usually present as
painless nodules and papules. The diagnosis of these tumours poses a challenge, because
there is usually a discrepancy in clinical and histopathological diagnosis. Aims: To study the
skin biopsies received in our department and compare their clinical and histopathological
diagnosis. Material and Methods: Prospective study of skin biopsies received in our
department over a period of 1 year. The biopsies were processed and stained with …
painless nodules and papules. The diagnosis of these tumours poses a challenge, because
there is usually a discrepancy in clinical and histopathological diagnosis. Aims: To study the
skin biopsies received in our department and compare their clinical and histopathological
diagnosis. Material and Methods: Prospective study of skin biopsies received in our
department over a period of 1 year. The biopsies were processed and stained with …
Abstract
Background: Skin adnexal tumours are a category of rare tumours. They usually present as painless nodules and papules. The diagnosis of these tumours poses a challenge, because there is usually a discrepancy in clinical and histopathological diagnosis.
Aims: To study the skin biopsies received in our department and compare their clinical and histopathological diagnosis.
Material and Methods: Prospective study of skin biopsies received in our department over a period of 1 year. The biopsies were processed and stained with haematoxylin and eosin and studied under the light microscope.
Results: Out of the 26 cases studied, 25 were found to be benign tumours with a single case of keratoacanthoma. The most common tumour encountered was pilomatricoma and the least common was syringoma. Only four cases showed clinical correlation with histopathological diagnosis.
Conclusion: It can be therefore concluded that skin adnexal tumours are rare tumours which need histopathological examination for their accurate diagnosis.
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