Abstract
Cutaneous horn is not rare. Many varieties of cutaneous horns have been described. Seborrhoeic keratosis of pinna is not very common especially with a cutaneous horn developing over it. We encountered a cutaneous horn, over seborrhoeic kerotosis involving pinna, an uncommon finding.
Key Word: Cutaneous horn, Seborrhoeic keratosis
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