Cannula, Conduit, Subway: Syringoma

The term “Syringoma” is a derivative of the Greek word “Syrinx” which connotes a pipe or a tube. Syringoma is a benign adnexal tumour commonly affecting adolescents’ females, delineated in an estimated 1% population and configuring well differentiated ducts and cellular strands of basaloid epithelium. The tumour recapitulates the glandular epithelial structures. The neoplasm usually articulates as an intra-dermal or subcutaneous nodule. As syringoma frequently appears at puberty it can manifest a significant cosmetic impact [1,2].