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Keratinous Cysts and Hamartomas

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There are many cysts and hamartomatous growths that present during childhood. The clinical and histologic features of these lesions are described in this chapter, along with discussions of pathogenesis and any associated syndromes.

With special contributions from Haider Mejbel, MD, Baylor College of Medicine.

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