Journals / ENTcase / 2018 / Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2

KERATINOUS CYST IN A CERVICAL LYMPH NODE: REPORT OF A RARE ENTITY AT AN UNCOMMON LOCATION AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE

SERVİKAL LENF NODUNDAKİ KERATİNÖZ KİSTİN NADİR BİR OLGUSU VE LİTERATÜR TARAMASI

Journal
ENTcase
Pages
46–53
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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We also provide a brief review of neck epidermal cysts, histopathological differential diagnosis, and malign transformation.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Epidermal cysts (epidermoid cyst or epidermal inclusion cyst) are a course of neck masses or cervical lymphadenopathies and commonly present head and neck.
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Key Findings & Data:Due to benign inclusions in lymph nodes are very rare and they mistakenly interpreted as tumor metastasis, studies investigating this subject are significant contributions to the literature.
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Conclusion & Impact:We also provide a brief review of neck epidermal cysts, histopathological differential diagnosis, and malign transformation.
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Epidermal cysts (epidermoid cyst or epidermal inclusion cyst) are a course of neck masses or cervical lymphadenopathies and commonly present head and neck. But only a few reports of inclusion cysts in cervicalnodeswerefoundintheliterature.Wepresent hereararecaseofkeratinouscystinacervicalcymph node diagnosed by ultrasonography. Surgical excision was done and diagnosis confirmed by histopathology. Due to benign inclusions in lymph nodes are very rare and they mistakenly interpreted as tumor metastasis, studies investigating this subject are significant contributions to the literature. For this reason, we proposed practice pathway for cervical lymphadenopathy in children. We also provide a brief review of neck epidermal cysts, histopathological differential diagnosis, and malign transformation.

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Epidermal kistler aynı zamanda epidermoid veya epidermalinklüzyonkistiolarakadlandırılırlarvesıklıkla baş-boyun bölgesinde görülürler. Boyun kitleleri veya servikal lenfadenopatilerin nedenleri arasında olmakla birlikte servikal lenf nodu yerleşimli inküzyon kisti literatürde sadece birkaç olguda saptanmıştır. Biz bu yazıda ultrasonografi ile saptanan servikal lenf noduna yerleşmiş keratinöz kistin nadir bir olgusunu sunduk. Cerrahi eksizyon uygulayarak histopatolojik tanıyı doğruladık. Lenf nodlarında benign inklüzyonların çok nadir görülmesi ve yanlışlıkla tümör metastazı olarak yorumlanabilmesi sebebiyle, bu konuyu araştıran çalışmalarınliteratüreönemlikatkısıbulunmaktadır.Bu nedenlebuvakasunumuylabirlikteçocuklardakiservikal lenfadenopatiyeyöneliktanısaluygulamayoluönerdikve epidermal kistlerin kısa bir derlemesini, histopatolojik ayırıcı tanısını ve maligniteye dönüşümlerini sunduk.

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ALTINDAL, A. Ş., NERGİZ, D., SÜREN, D. (2022). KERATINOUS CYST IN A CERVICAL LYMPH NODE: REPORT OF A RARE ENTITY AT AN UNCOMMON LOCATION AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE. ENTcase, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2, 46–53. https://ajindex.com/articles/501335

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