Physical<unk>  findings in patients with<unk>  cyst may include a painless swelling that may be freely mobile or fixed to the skin and deeper structures. Congenital<unk>  cysts localized to the scalp, neck or trunk are usually visible at birth. A tuft of hairs emanating from a midline nasal depression or nodule may represent a nasal<unk>  cyst. A tarsal<unk>  cyst may present as a firm, non tender nodule in the eyelid. Periorbital<unk>  cysts usually appear on the lateral aspect of the eyebrow.<unk>  cysts of the scalp or orbit may cause pressure erosion of the underlying bone which appears as a punched out defect in the skull x rays. A double-chin appearance is a common finding if the cyst develops below the mylohyoid muscle.
Dermoid cyst physical examination
Pilonidal cyst physical examination
Rhabdomyoma physical examination
Chancroid physical examination
Dacryoadenitis physical examination
Prostatitis physical examination
Scrotal mass physical examination
Cystitis physical examination