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Sıradışı lokalizasyonlu prolifere trikilemmal tümör: Olgu sunumu

Unusually located proliferating tricholemmal tumour: Case report

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Two cases have been reported in the literature about breast located proliferating tricholemmal tumour, and it is remarkable for unusual location.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Proliferating tricholemmal tumour is derived from the outer sheath of a hair follicle and usually proliferates following trauma or inflammation.
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Key Findings & Data:The choice of treatment was wide local excision and the patient has been healthy for a 5-year follow-up period.
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Conclusion & Impact:Two cases have been reported in the literature about breast located proliferating tricholemmal tumour, and it is remarkable for unusual location.
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Abstract

Proliferating tricholemmal tumour is derived from the outer sheath of a hair follicle and usually proliferates following trauma or inflammation. It mostly has a benign character; however, sometimes it shows malignant behaviour. It is commonly seen in elderly woman and is generally located on the scalp but also can also be located on the nose, abdomen, hips, elbows and vulva. We present a case who was admitted with an enlarging mass lesion on the right breast for one year and diagnosed tricholemmal tumour pathologically. The choice of treatment was wide local excision and the patient has been healthy for a 5-year follow-up period. Two cases have been reported in the literature about breast located proliferating tricholemmal tumour, and it is remarkable for unusual location.

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Prolifere trikilemmal tümör, genellikle travma ya da inflamasyonun arkasın- dan gelişen kıl folikülünün dış kılıfından köken alan, benign ancak nadiren ma- lign davranış sergileyen tümördür. En sık yaşlı kadınlarda saçlı deride görülen bu tümör, burun, toraks, abdomen, kalça, dirsek, pubis ve vulvada da yerleş- mektedir. Biz bir yıldır sağ memede kitle şikayeti var olan ve kitlede büyüme farketmesi üzerine başvuran, patolojik olarak trikilemmal tümör tanısı konan olguyu paylaştık. Olgu geniş lokal eksizyon ile tedavi edildi ve 5 yıllık takibinde sağlıklı idi. Meme derisinde yerleşen prolifere trikilemmal tümör literatürde sadece iki olguda bildirilmiş olup, tümörün sıradışı bir yerleşimi olması nede- niyle oldukça ilginçtir.

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KADIOĞLU, H., YILDIZ, Ş., BAŞKAYA, S. Y., ERSOY, Y. E., MÜSLÜMANOĞLU, M., BOZKURT, S. (2013). Sıradışı lokalizasyonlu prolifere trikilemmal tümör: Olgu sunumu. Meme Sağlığı Dergisi, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 3, 163–165. https://ajindex.com/articles/278080

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