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Epidermal Cysta (Epidermal cyst) cysta benignissima, frequentissima in cute reperiri solet. Epidermal cysta (epidermal cyst) nullas signa habere potest, nec dolere. Potest keratinam maceratam emet.

Epidermal cysta (epidermal cyst) ratio circiter 85‑95 % omnium casuum excisorum, transmutatio maligna valde rara est. Cystae excisione tolli possunt.

Curatio
Excisio chirurgica – Etiamsi credas quod ex interno oritur, saepe recurret. Ergo resectio chirurgica requiri potest. Lesiones dolorosae et infectio suspecta cum antibioticis tractandae sunt.

Curatio OTC Medicamenta
Frequens tactus regionis afflictæ potest provocare inflammationem. Lesiones maiores quam 1 cm plerumque chirurgicam curationem in nosocomio requirunt. Si parvae lesiones inflamantur, potes experiri antibiotica OTC. Unguentum steroideum ne adhibeas ad epidermalem.
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  • Si parva massa, quae plerumque manet, subito inflammatur, suspecta esse CYSTA epidermalis.
  • Hic casus difficilis a communi apostemate differre potest.
  • Proprietas notae epidermalis est praesentia foraminis centralis emissum, quod simile est puncto nigrō in medio.
  • Cysta epidermalis inflamata typica — foramen nigrum in medio.
  • Videtur vetus massa sensim increscere, et si expressa materia emittitur.
  • Epidermal Cysta (Epidermal cyst) fragmentum keratin refertum est.
  • Laesiones parvae, sicut apostemata, possunt videri, sed abscessibus dissimiles sunt; fragmenta Epidermal Cysta (Epidermal cyst) saepe palpabilia sunt.
  • Inflamed thyroglossal cyst
References Minimally Invasive Excision of Epidermal Cysts through a Small Hole Made by a CO2 Laser 24511501 
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Ad augmentandam apparentiam, post removal epidermalium, accessus minus invasivos proposuimus. Novam methodum introduximus, quae cystam plene per parvum foramen laser CO₂ eliminat. Aegros cum cystis 0,5 – 1,5 cm in diametro tractavimus, quae non erant inflatae nec libere movere poterant. Omnes aegroti laeti erant, cum cutem suam postea spectaverunt. Haec ars directa est, ad cicatricem perexiguam ducit, et casus cystae humilis sine exitu revertitur.
To improve the cosmetic results of removing epidermal cysts, minimally invasive methods have been proposed. We proposed a new minimally invasive method that completely removes a cyst through a small hole made by a CO2 laser. Twenty-five patients with epidermal cysts, which were 0.5 to 1.5 cm in diameter, non-inflamed, and freely movable, were treated. All of the patients were satisfied with the cosmetic results. This method is simple and results in minimal scarring and low recurrence rates without complications.
 Epidermal Inclusion Cyst 30335343 
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Epidermal inclusion cysts frequentissimae sunt inter genera anorum pellium et alicubi in corpore evolvi possunt. Saepe apparent sicut massae mollis sub cutis superficie, saepe cum centro visibili. Hae cystae patienti dolorem afferre possunt et sentiri possunt sicut massa mollis, quae humore sub cute plena est.
Epidermal inclusion cysts are the most common cutaneous cysts and can occur anywhere on the body. These cysts typically present as fluctuant nodules under the surface of the skin, often with visible central puncta. These cysts often become painful to the patient and may present as a fluctuant filled nodule below the patient's skin.
 Epidermoid Cyst 29763149 
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Epidermoid cysts saepius cystas sebaceas appellantur. Parvi noduli keratinō repleti sunt, typice sub cute in facie, collo et trunco inveniri.
Epidermoid cysts, also known as a sebaceous cysts, are encapsulated subepidermal nodules filled with keratin. Most commonly located on the face, neck, and trunk.
 Overview of epidermoid cyst 31516916 
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In radiologia, quae rotunda ad structuras ovales apparent, sine vasis sanguineis distincte definitis; diffusio restricta communis est.
On radiology, they have round to oval structure, well-circumscribed, avascular mass; restricted diffusion is typical.