A tumorlike mass filled with epithelial cells and cholesterol is:

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A cholesteatoma is a tumorlike mass that typically develops in the middle ear and is filled with a collection of epithelial cells and cholesterol. It can cause hearing loss and other complications if left untreated. Otoliths are tiny crystals in the inner ear that help with balance, cerumen is earwax, and endolymph is fluid in the inner ear. None of these are associated with cholesteatomas.

A Tumorlike Mass Filled with Epithelial Cells and Cholesterol Is