Publications by authors named "Hays Torgerson Cape"
Article Synopsis
- An apocrine hidrocystoma is a type of benign cyst that develops from the apocrine sweat glands, often appearing as a soft, fleshy nodule on areas like the face or neck.
- It typically presents as a solitary, painless lump that may vary in size, and can be skin-colored or slightly bluish.
- Histologically, it shows features like dilated cystic structures filled with fluid and a lining of epithelial cells, and treatment usually involves surgical excision, which has a good prognosis with low recurrence rates.
