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Hair keratinocyte
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Histopathological features of bullous pilomatricoma (H&E). Well-circumscribed, lobulated dermal tumor with basaloid cells and ghost (shadow) cells. Pilomatricoma is a benign neoplasm derived from hair follicle matrix cells; the basaloid cells represent proliferating matrix-type keratinocytes and the ghost cells are their enucleated remnants. (human (neck, pilomatricoma excision); Figure 3, A.)
Roa Álvarez G et al. 2026, Cureus · CC BY 4.0
Histological section (H&E, ×200) of a pilomatrixoma (pilomatricoma) of the eyelid showing characteristic basaloid cells and ghost (shadow) cells. Basaloid cells are proliferating hair matrix-like cells arranged in lobules; ghost cells are their enucleated, cornified remnants. Pilomatrixoma is a benign tumor of hair follicle matrix cell origin. (human (eyelid, pilomatrixoma excision); Figure 3.)
Yazidi D et al. 2025, Cureus · CC BY 4.0
Papers
- Roa Álvarez G, Shuchleib Cukiert M, Hernández Altamirano FR, Vega Memije ME. Bullous Pilomatricoma of the Neck With Lymphatic Involvement: A Case Report. Cureus. 2026;18:e104260. PMID: 41909362.
- Yazidi D, De Saint-Aubain N, Michiels S. Pilomatrixoma of the Eyelid in an 83-Year-Old Woman: A Rare Case in the Elderly. Cureus. 2025;17:e86187. PMID: 40677497.