Over growth of skin structure at a localised region is: (A) Hamaoma, (B) Malignant tumor, (C) Choristoma, (D) Polyp
Answer is A. Ref Robbins 8/e p262; 9/e p13 An overgrowth of a skin structure at a localised region is likely to be indigenous as well as benign , this is more likely to be a hamaoma .it is now considered as a neoplasm