Dear Editor-in-Chief   Pilomatrixoma is a benign tumor of hair follicle first described as calcifying epithelium (1). It accounts for 1% of all the benign skin tumors (2). It is a slow-growing, firm, dermal or subcutaneous neoplasm, usually measuring fewer than 3 cm in diameter. Pilomatricomas are considered benign; rarely recur after surgical excisi...

Warts are skin growth caused by human papilloma virus infection. These can be solitary, multiple, smooth, or cauliflower like and usually treated with topical application of medication surgical excision procedures. Homoeopathy plays an important role in treating warts.

BACKGROUND Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common, slow growing epidermal skin tumour and an increase in its incidence has been noticed in the past decades. Different treatment options include surgical and non-surgical measures. Surgical options include surgical excision, cryosurgery, curettage, electrodessication and Mohs micrographic surgery. Non-surgical treatments options are 5-flour...

受 稿1985年9月20日 受 理1986年6月23日 Abstract Thirty-eight cases of brain abscess observed from 1959 to 1983 were analyzed. Thirty-seven cases were operated on and 22 cases out of these were treated with aspiration, 14 cases with extra-capsular total excision, and one case with ventricular drainage. The operative mortality and morbidity were compared between the aspiration group and the excision group. ...

Epidermoid cysts (EC), is one of the common benign tumours presenting anywhere in body. However penile EC rare, even rarer pediatric age group. There are usually congenital. result from proliferation epidermal cells within a circumscribed space dermis. A five-year-old boy presented with an asymptomatic, elastic swelling on ventral surface penis near corona for three years. The was flesh-colored...