31 May 2011
30 May 2011
29 May 2011
KA in a child with XP
Age: 10 years
Gender: Male
Site: Lower lip
Duration: 10 months
History: A known case of xeroderma pigmentosum with positive family history of similar condition and early onset skin tumors. He presented with an asymptomatic, dome-shaped nodule with a central keratinous plug. Excisional biopsy showed KA.
Gender: Male
Site: Lower lip
Duration: 10 months
History: A known case of xeroderma pigmentosum with positive family history of similar condition and early onset skin tumors. He presented with an asymptomatic, dome-shaped nodule with a central keratinous plug. Excisional biopsy showed KA.
25 May 2011
Secondary metastasis (Ca testis)
Age: 20 year
Gender: Male
Site: Trunk
Duration: 5 months
History: Hard testicular mass diagnosed through biopsy as testicular carcinoma. Six months later, many asymptomatic, infiltrative nodules and plaques simulating B-cell lymphomatous lesions deveoped on the trunk. Skin biopsy disclosed their metastatic nature.
Gender: Male
Site: Trunk
Duration: 5 months
History: Hard testicular mass diagnosed through biopsy as testicular carcinoma. Six months later, many asymptomatic, infiltrative nodules and plaques simulating B-cell lymphomatous lesions deveoped on the trunk. Skin biopsy disclosed their metastatic nature.
19 May 2011
14 May 2011
11 May 2011
Secondary metastasis (Ca pancreas)
Age: 40 year
Gender: Male
Site: Trunk & Scalp
Duration: 5 months
History: Multiple, asymptomatic, infiltrative plaques and nodules variable in shapes and sizes. Skin biopsy revealed poorly differentiated metastatic cells infiltrating the skin. MRI of abdomen disclosed carcinoma of the tail of pancreas.
Gender: Male
Site: Trunk & Scalp
Duration: 5 months
History: Multiple, asymptomatic, infiltrative plaques and nodules variable in shapes and sizes. Skin biopsy revealed poorly differentiated metastatic cells infiltrating the skin. MRI of abdomen disclosed carcinoma of the tail of pancreas.
10 May 2011
SCC
Age: 78 years
Gender: Male
Site: Nose
Duration: 18 months
History: A large, asymptomatic, hard, cruste, pinkish nodule with an irregular surafce associated with many lesions of actinic keratotis in other areas of the face. Incisional biopsy revealed SCC. No lymph node involvement or distant metastasis.
Gender: Male
Site: Nose
Duration: 18 months
History: A large, asymptomatic, hard, cruste, pinkish nodule with an irregular surafce associated with many lesions of actinic keratotis in other areas of the face. Incisional biopsy revealed SCC. No lymph node involvement or distant metastasis.
09 May 2011
08 May 2011
06 May 2011
SCC in a skin graft
Age: 42 years
Gender: Male
Site: Foot
Duration: 2 years
History: For traumatic injury a skin grafting to repair the lost tissue done 15 years ago. The patient presented with a large, nodular mass having a verrucous surface and central branched ulcer (fissured surface). Biopsy showed SCC within the grafted area.
Gender: Male
Site: Foot
Duration: 2 years
History: For traumatic injury a skin grafting to repair the lost tissue done 15 years ago. The patient presented with a large, nodular mass having a verrucous surface and central branched ulcer (fissured surface). Biopsy showed SCC within the grafted area.
05 May 2011
03 May 2011
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