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poroma

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poroma /po·ro·ma/ (por-o´mah) a tumor arising in a pore.
eccrine poroma  a benign tumor arising from the intradermal portion of an eccrine sweat duct, usually on the sole.

po·ro·ma (p-rm, pô-)
n.
1. See callosity.
2. See exostosis.
3. Induration following inflammation of subcutaneous connective tissue.
4. A benign tumor lining the skin openings of sweat glands.

poroma [pŏ-ro´mah]
a tumor arising in a pore.
eccrine poroma a benign tumor arising from the intradermal portion of an eccrine sweat duct, usually on the sole.

poroma
See Eccrine poroma, Malignant eccrine poroma.


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