07 November 2011
06 November 2011
28 October 2011
25 October 2011
Secondary cutaneous plasmacytoma
Age: 34 year
Gender: Male
Site: Abdomen
Duration: 3-4 months
History: An asymptomatic, solitary, mushroom-like, slightly crusted red nodule. The patient had no other complaint. Excisional biopsy revealed secondary cutaneous plasmacytoma. Further assessment by an oncologist disclosed an asymptomatic hidden multiple myeloma.
01 September 2011
Secondary metastasis (Ca breast)
Age: 59 years
Gender: Female
Site: Anterior trunk
Duration: 1 year
Gender: Female
Site: Anterior trunk
Duration: 1 year
History: Two years after mastectomy for Ca breast, this woman presented with asymptomatic, red, hard plaques and nodules involved most of the anterior trunk of one year duration (post-mastectomy). Skin biopsy disclosed secondary metastasis due to Ca breast. Axillary lymph nodes were positive and both lungs and liver were also involved by secondary metastasis.
17 August 2011
SCC complicating venereal wart
Age: 65 years
Gender: Male
Site: Penile shaft
Duration: Wart (3 years) - SCC (6-8 months)
History: Genital wart involved the penile shaft and suprapubic region. Some wart lesions had been treated with electrocautery two years ago. At last 6-8 months an eroded red nodule developed on top of wart lesions. Excisional biopsy with a suitable safe margin showed SCC invading the dermis.
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03 August 2011
01 August 2011
31 July 2011
Benign cephalic histiocytosis
Age: 14 months
Gender: Male
Site: Face (Cheeks)
Duration: 6 months
History: Multiple, slightly raised, red-yellowish papules, few millimeters in diameter involving the cheeks and neck. The mucosae and the viscera were not involved. Skin biopsy showed diffuse dermal infiltration of non-lipidized histiocytic cells.
27 July 2011
Adenoma sebaceum
Age: 23 year
Gender: Female
Site: Cheek & Nose
Duration: Since early childhood
Morphology: Asymptomatic, skin-coloured to brownish, firm papules without other manifestations of tuberous sclerosis. The lesions on the left cheek had been treated with dermabrasion with bad cosmetic outcome (atrophic scar).
13 July 2011
04 July 2011
Recurrent BCC within skin graft
Age: 53 years
Gender: Male
Site: Cheek
Duration: 1 year
History: An ulcerative BCC had been surgically removed with skin grafting two years before. One year later, two translucent nodules with some pigmentation have developed within the graft. Biopsy showed nodular BCC.
*Submitted by: Dr. Khalil Al-Hamdi
*Submitted by: Dr. Khalil Al-Hamdi
01 July 2011
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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
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