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HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONFUSED BY SWEAT DUCT TUMORS? Watch this.

MOLE, MELANOMA, PYOGENIC GRANULOMA OR OTHER? Watch to find out. #dermatology #science #knowledge #dermpath #pathology #medschool If you have benefited from this video, please hit that like button and share it with others. Turn notifications on (yes i know they are annoying), but you don’t want to miss these short and fun tutorials. SUBSCRIBE TO DR MICHAEL LEE’S YOUTUBE CHANNEL    • Discover What Poison Ivy Rash Looks Like U...   What was the thing you liked most about this video? Was it too long, short, or just right? Comment below. I read all the comments and if you want a specific topic discussed, that’s the best place to do it. I POST DAILY EDUCATIONAL / ENTERTAINMENT VIDEOS ON SKIN RELATED CONDITIONS **CONNECT WITH DR MICHAEL LEE ON SOCIAL MEDIA** Instagram:   / mpleemd   Twitter: https://twitter.com/mpleemd?lang=en Facebook:   / mpleemd   This is a benign sweat duct tumor, in this case, a hidradenoma (hidra *hydra - not 100% sure about this but - water / fluid + adenoma, a benign tumor). Benign sweat duct tumors are derived from some portion of the ducts that carry sweat to the skin surface. Most of the tumors in this family are derived from the acrosyringium (intraepidermal portion). Although not perfect, the easiest way to think about this family of lesions is by the location of the tumor within the skin: 1. Limited to the epidermis - hidroacanthoma simplex (like bowens) 2. Within the upper dermis in nested nodules - dermal duct tumor (like micronodular basal cell) 3. Larger tumor with multiple connections to the epidermis - poroma (acral) 4. EVEN Larger tumor often with cystic spaces, clear cells, may be hypervascular - hidradenoma, solid and cystic and clear cell types. The cells that make up these tumors look quite similar (hidradenomas may look different if they are apocrine, clear cell, etc..): 1. Bland polygonal to round cells with abundant pink cytoplasm and vesicular (can see through the nucleus). 2. Minimal pleomorphism (most cells look similar to each other) 3. Cuticle (pink keratin) lined ducts usually present 4. Few if any mitotic figures 5. Circumscribed (can easily draw a line around the base) #dermatology #skin #health #medical #medstudent #science #histology #pathology #dermpath This case is not mine. I made this post using the public library of digital slides from our friends at pathpresenter (did this while traveling). You can see the case yourself if you head on over to pathpresenter.com