May also represent later stage/regressing variant of trichofolliculoma, but is typically dermal-based tumor with prominent sebaceous glands
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Dilated pore of Winer
Cystically dilated follicle that communicates with overlying epidermis
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Trichoepithelioma
Lobules and nests of basaloid epithelium with peripheral palisading
Lacks central folliculocystic structure
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Dermoid cyst
Cystic lesion lined by bland squamous epithelium with follicular structures and sebaceous glands
TERMINOLOGY
Definitions
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Hamartoma with prominent follicular differentiation
ETIOLOGY/PATHOGENESIS
Unknown
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Majority of cases are sporadic
CLINICAL ISSUES
Epidemiology
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Incidence
Rare
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Age
Usually presents in adults
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Sex
Males and females equally affected
Presentation
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Dome-shaped papule with central dilated pore
Tuft of white hairs often emerges from opening
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Face is most common location, especially around nose
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Occasionally on scalp, neck, or other locations