Presentation and Management of Intermammary Epidermoid Cyst: A Case Series Mohamed L. Elsaie, Wael Zekri, Marwa Said, Ronak S. Ahmed, Lana R. A. Pshtiwan, Halkawt Omer Ali, Yadgar A. Saeed, Abdulwahid M. Salih Introduction This study aims to demonstrate the clinical presentation and treatment of epidermoid sinuses occurring in the intermammary region. They are formed by dome-shaped nodules resulting from burst pilosebaceous follicles. Methods The study is a retrospective multicenter case-series study. The cases were… 2023 975 reads 0 citations doi:10.58742/z1spkr36 Full text PDF XML Read abstract — read the abstract for Presentation and Management of Intermammary Epidermoid Cyst: A Case Series Original Articles Presentation and Management of Intermammary Epidermoid Cyst: A Case Series Mohamed L. Elsaie, Wael Zekri, Marwa Said, Ronak S. Ahmed, Lana R. A. Pshtiwan, Halkawt Omer Ali, Yadgar A. Saeed, Abdulwahid M. Salih This study aims to demonstrate the clinical presentation and treatment of epidermoid sinuses occurring in the intermammary region. They are formed by dome-shaped nodules resulting from burst pilosebaceous follicles. MethodsThe study is a retrospective multicenter case-series study. The cases were presented and treated for 12 years. It includes cases with a ruptured epidermoid cyst. The cases were managed through excision and primary closure of the lesion. ResultsThe case series included 19 cases; 18 (95%) patients were female, and the age ranged between 15 to 30 years. All of the patients were obese. All the female cases had hyperpigmented patches in the intermammary region. All of them complained of discharge from the intermammary region for a prolonged period, ranging from 6 weeks to 2.5 years. Two cases (10.5%) developed recurrence and were managed by re-excision and primary closure. ConclusionThe intermammary epidermoid cyst is a very rare form of the disease. The most effective management strategy is wide local excision with primary closure. Keywords epidermoid cyst · sebaceous cyst · intermammary All subjects Barw Medical Journal. 2023 Read the article PDF XML