Atheroma L72.10
Synonym(s)
Bellows tumour; Bellows Ulcer; Grease bag
History
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Ostermayer, 1897
Definition
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Not further differentiating term for different follicular cysts(epidermal cysts and tricholemmal cysts).
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External therapy
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In addition or in case of mild inflammations: application of extender containing sodium bituminosulfonate (e.g. Ichtholan 10%, 20% - 50% ointment).
Internal therapy
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In the inflammatory stage and perioperatively, antibiotic treatment with doxycycline (e.g. Doxy Wolff) 100 mg/day p.o. or gyrase inhibitors, e.g. ciprofloxacin (e.g. Ciprobay) 250 mg p.o. 2 times/day.
Operative therapie
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Excision. In case of florid inflammation possibly splitting, open wound treatment and secondary atheromextirpation.
Notice! The excision must include removal of the atheroma sheath.
Literature
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- Ostermayer N (1897) A rare case of regional atheroma cyst formation (Molluscum atheromatosum Kaposi) on the scrotal skin. Arch Dermatol Syph 39: 353-354
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