Trichoepithelioma - Pathology mini tutorial

This video is about the classical trichoepithelioma. These are benign skin adnexal tumours that show hair follicle differentiation. They are composed of basaloid cells, horn cysts may be present and foreign body giant cells and granulomas may be seen as a reaction to liberated keratin from ruptured horn cysts. Trichoepitheliomas may be solitary or less frequently multiple with an autosomal dominant inheritance. The main differential diagnosis is basal cell carcinoma.
0:00 Intro
0:10 What are trichoepitheliomas?
0:25 Solitary trichoepithelioma
0:50 Multiple trichoepitheliomas and Brooke-Spiegler syndrome
1:35 Histological features of trichoepitheliomas
2:10 Low power image of trichoepitheliomas
2:25 Higher power image of trichoepitheliomas
2:43 Fibrous stroma of trichoepitheliomas
2:48 Horn cysts and foreign body giant cell reaction in trichoepithelioma