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syringoma
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syringoma [‚sir·əŋ′gō·mə]
(medicine)
A multiple nevoid tumor of sweat glands. Also known as syringocystadenoma; syringocystoma.
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The same in situ HPV DNA probes were performed using the same technique on 3 eccrine hydrocystomas, 3 eccrine syringomas, 2 eccrine poromas, and 3 apocrine hydrocystomas; none showed any positive staining.
Squamous cell carcinomas arising from adnexal ductal cysts by Skelton, Henry G.; Flax, Steven; Chang, Lawrence; Smith, Kathleen J. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Histologically, these tumors, which were composed of tubules, keratinizing cystic structures, solid islands, cellular cords, and desmoplastic stroma (Figure 5), resembled syringomas and diffusely infiltrated the dermis.
Carcinomas of Sweat Glands by Urso, Carmelo; Bondi, Roberto; Paglierani, Milena; Salvadori, Adriana; Anichini, Chiara; Giannini, A / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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