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malignancy of malanocytes

majority in skin cancer related deaths
malignant melanoma
MC subtype of MM
flat or slightly raised pigmented lesion
superficial spreading MM
subtype of MM

papulonodule, variable pigmentation, often friable (bleeds)
Rapid growth
Nodular Melanoma
MM subtype

flat, irregular patch with eccentric atypical papule or nodule
slow growth over years (older population)
lentigo maligna melanoma
MM subtype - least common, most common for darker skin tones
diffusion of pigment onto periungual region
acral lentigionous
Dx and Tx of malignant melanoma
Dx: excisional bx when possible!!
Tx: Surgery and Sentinel node biopsy
non-melanoma skin cancer includes
BCC and SCC
most common human malignancy
slow growing
excellent prognosis with therapy
**Pearly papule with telangiectasias**
BCC
6 subtypes of BCC
nodular
pigmented
cystic
superficial multifocal
micronodular
morpheaform
MC BCC
pearly or waxy
erosion or ulceration, raised border
nodular BCC
BCC
brown or black pigment (nodular)
MC in darker skins
slow growing
pigmented BCC
BCC
transulcent cystic nodules
mimic benign cysts
Cystic BCC
BCC
scaley patches/papules - pink to red to brown
common on trunk
commonly confused for eczema
superficial BCC
Tx for BCC
Surgical excision - gold standard
electrodessication and curettage - ok
radiation
topical immunotherapy for large areas
cryotherapy
premalignant precursor to SCC - rarely turns into cancer

scaly keratotic macules (yellow and raised)
face, dorsal hands, ears, scalp
Actinic Keratosis
Tx for actinic keratosis
spot therapy: LN2, dessication, spot TCA (tichloroacetic acid)

Field therapy: 5-flurouracil, imoquimod, photodynamic therapy
rapidly growing nodule with clinical appearance of a low grade SCC

dome-shaped papulonodule with central keratinous crater (wart core)
Keratacanthoma
tx for keratacanthoma
surgery
5-flurouracil or methotrexate
2nd MC form of skin cancer
Men, middle age - elderly
more severe, higher mortality
on sun-exposed skin and cervix
SCC
presentation of SCC and tx
CP: more warty than BCC, FASTER growing

Tx: surgery - gold standard, ed&c, radiation often needed, chemo, immunosuppression
found in older men, mediterranean origin

HHV-8 commonly occurs with HIV
Classic Kaposi's Sarcoma
CP of Classic kaposi's sarcoma
purplish, reddish blue, dark brown/black lesion

macules, nodules, plaques

LE often with lymphedema
Tx of kaposi's sarcoma
surgery - single lesions
radiation - all forms are sensitive
cyrotherapy and laser
intralesional therapy - inj of chemo