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Skin-coloured, firm papules in the nasolabial fold extending to upper lip and left side of nose (daughter of the patient).

Skin-coloured, firm papules in the nasolabial fold extending to upper lip and left side of nose (daughter of the patient).

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Trichoepithelioma is a benign adnexal tumour arising from hair matrix cells. It can be sporadic, familial or a component of other genetic diseases. We report a 40-year-old female who presented with disseminated papulonodular lesions on the face only which were confirmed histopathologically as trichoepithelioma. Her daughter also had trichoepithelio...

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... lesions started to appear nearly at 15 years of age and gradually increased in size and number till they involved the whole face causing severe disfigurement (Figure 1). Similar lesions had started appearing in her daughter at the age of 12 years ( Figure 2). The patient denied a family history of any other cutaneous disorder or neoplasms. ...
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... appendages were normal. Examination of her daughter's face showed multiple skin-coloured 3-5mm papules in the nasolabial folds and adjacent areas of upper lip (Figure 2). Rest of her body was normal. ...

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... Histopatolojik ayırıcı tanılarından en önemlileri ise mikrokistik adneksiyal karsinom ve BCC'dir. [8] Histopatolojik olarak trikoepitelyomanın en karakteristik özellikleri keratin kistleri ve onları çevreleyen bazaloid hücre adalarıdır. Fibröz stromada artış mevcuttur. ...
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Trichoepithelioma is a benign tumor originating from hair follicles. Histopathological examination is crucial in the diagnosis as it can be confused with basal cell carcinoma clinically. A 23-year-old female patient presented to our clinic with complaints of a mass at the entrance of the left external auditory canal, decreased hearing, and occasional ear bleeding for five years, starting after pregnancy. Physical examination revealed a purple-gray mass completely covering the left external auditory meatus. The histopathological examination of the mass, which was surgically excised, was reported as trichoepithelioma. In this article, clinical findings, diagnosis, and surgical treatment process of a case of trichoepithelioma, which is rarely observed in the external auditory canal, were presented in light of current literature.