Has granular layer, rather than eosinophilic cuticle of steatocystoma

Steatocystomas present as thin-walled dermal cysts. Note the normal epidermis in the upper left corner
and sebaceous glands in the cyst wall
.
The cyst is lined by a thin squamous epithelial lining that has an eosinophilic cuticle and is associated with sebaceous glands
.
The key diagnostic feature is the
eosinophilic cuticle lining the cyst wall. It has an undulating crenulated appearance.
The eosinophilic cuticle
with its undulating, crenulated appearance is a key diagnostic feature. This cyst also has a fragment of a vellus hair shaft
, a feature sometimes seen in steatocystomas.CLINICAL ISSUES
Epidemiology
Site
• May occur at any site, but trunk is most common location for steatocystoma multiplex

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