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case_images: (A) Clinical picture of the bronchogenic cyst resembling a keloid scar. (B) Dermoscopic picture of the bronchogenic cyst; linear vessels arranged peripherally over a pink to white structureless background, resembling a keloid. (C,D) Microscopic pictures of the sample taken from the bronchogenic cyst, H&E, 10x and 40x, respectively.
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case_images: The parents decided to visit a doctor again because, despite those two surgeries, they were concerned about the persistent and continuous drainage from a small orifice on the surface of a lesion that resembled a keloid scar, which was additionally constantly growing (Figure 1A). Upon dermoscopy, the lesion displayed linear vessels arranged peripherally over a pink to white structureless background, resembling a keloid (Figure 1B). The result of the histopathological examination (Figure 1, C and D) unexpectedly revealed cutaneous bronchogenic cyst.