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Nodular malignant melanoma. Or maybe not?

A large pigmented lesion mimicking malignant melanoma

A large pigmented lesion mimicking malignant melanoma

Pityriasis lichenoides et varioliformis acute: case report and review of the li...

We report a case of a 63-year-old man hospitalized for a polymorphous generalized eruption consisting of maculopapules with peripheral scaling, vesicopustules, and ulceronecrotic and crusted lesions measuring 5-20 mm, localized on his trunk and extremities, particularly exuberant in the flexural area. Histopathology showed necrotic keratinocytes with exocytosis of red blood cells and lymphocytes and a dermal pe...

Contact allergy to local anaesthetics–value of patch testing with a caine mix i...

BACKGROUND: Contact allergy to local anaesthetics is relatively common. Patch testing with benzocaine in the European baseline series is recommended for diagnosis, even though a caine mix has been previously suggested to be superior. OBJECTIVES: To assess the frequency and patterns of contact allergy to local anaesthetics by using a caine mix (benzocaine, tetracaine, and cinchocaine) in the baseline series, and...

Cutaneous aspergillosis in a heart-transplant patient

Cutaneous aspergillosis in a heart-transplant patient

Cutaneous aspergillosis in a heart-transplant patient

Florid cutaneous papillomatosis and acanthosis nigricans maligna revealing gast...

This paper reports the case of a 57-year-old, previously healthy male with no systemic symptoms who over a short period of time developed multiple wart-like lesions on his trunk, limbs and face, typical lesions of acanthosis nigricans in the major body folds and tripe palms. Diagnostic tests revealed a metastatic gastric adenocarcinoma. Despite the implementation of therapy, which had a transient effect on the ...

Karapandzic flap and Bernard-Burrow-Webster flap for reconstruction of the lowe...

Squamous cell carcinoma is the most common malignant neoplasm of the lips, and in about 90% of cases it is located on the lower lip due to higher cumulative exposure to ultraviolet radiation. The authors present two surgical techniques for reconstruction of large lower lip defects, resulting from surgical excision of tumors, exemplifying and comparing them with two clinical cases.