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| − | Epidermal inclusion cysts can be misdiagnosed as abscesses because | + | Epidermal inclusion cysts can be misdiagnosed as abscesses because of secondary bacterial infections. They are analogous to canine sebaceous cysts. They are usually on the dorsal or lateral tail or mandible |
'''Diagnosis''' - [[Lizard Physical Examination|Physical examination]] and microscopy. | '''Diagnosis''' - [[Lizard Physical Examination|Physical examination]] and microscopy. | ||
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Epidermal inclusion cysts can be misdiagnosed as abscesses because of secondary bacterial infections. They are analogous to canine sebaceous cysts. They are usually on the dorsal or lateral tail or mandible
Diagnosis - Physical examination and microscopy.
Treatment - Surgical excision or amputation.