Tumor Turban

Turban tumor is a rare skin disease that occurs mainly in children and young adults. This neoplasm develops from epidermal cells that grow unevenly and form characteristic caps or turbans on the head. Turbine tumors appear quickly, which makes them severe pathologies. If the patient does not receive qualified assistance, the consequences can be very sad. Why is a turban tumor dangerous? What causes it and how is it treated?

What is a Turban tumor? In essence, this is a neoplasm that appears from the cells of the basal layer with the formation of a head on it, resembling a turban (or cap) in shape. Externally, the tumor resembles a flat plaque with a slight elevation. In some cases, its diameter can reach up to ten centimeters. The head does not have clearly defined boundaries, which further distorts its appearance. The color can be pink (or flesh-colored) or brownish, and the consistency is usually soft. In the absence of timely medical care, the tumor can spread throughout the skin (it goes beyond the formation). There are both single and multiple skin lesions in different parts of the body. Doctors identify several forms of the disease, the features of which are: