RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECK
Introduction: Malignant skin tumors in the majority of cases arise from the squamous epithelium, although they may occur in other accompanying skin structures, such as skin adnexa (hair follicle, sweat and sebaceous glands), as well as soft tissues participating in the building of skin structure, s...
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author | Oroz Aleksandar Bokun Zorana Lazovic Biljana Cukic Ognjen Valjarevic Svetlana |
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description | Introduction: Malignant skin tumors in the majority of cases arise from the squamous epithelium, although they may occur in other accompanying skin structures, such as skin adnexa (hair follicle, sweat and sebaceous glands), as well as soft tissues participating in the building of skin structure, such as muscles, fibrous, fatty tissue and cartilagе. Those tumors may also have a neuroendocrine origin or may arise from a premalignant lesion (solar keratosis and lentigo maligna). Regardless of their origin, they usually present as a nodule or longstanding, non-healing ulceration. Their early recognition enhances the treatment results and decreases the possibility of complications (invasion of deeper tissue structures and occurrence of regional and distant metastases).
Material and methods: Our retrospective study included 100 patients of both sexes surgically treated for skin malignancy in the Department for Otorhinolaryngology and Maxillofacial surgery of the Clinical Hospital Centre “Zemun” , Belgrade, Serbia.
The goal of this paper is to highlight the frequency of rare malignant tumors compared to the more frequent ones and consider the most appropriate clinical-diagnostic approach as well as the treatment modality for the patient.
Conclusion: Our study has shown that the most frequent tumor of the head and neck skin is basal cell carcinoma. |
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spelling | doaj.art-689b6a35256c4920abcbf0266e89bb372024-03-03T00:08:50ZengAssociation of medical doctors Sanamed Novi PazarSanamed1452-662X2217-81712018-12-0113328729210.24125/sanamed.v13i3.245RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECKOroz Aleksandar0Bokun Zorana1Lazovic Biljana2Cukic Ognjen3Valjarevic Svetlana4Department of otorhinolaryngology and maxillofacial surgery, University clinical hospital center Zemun, Belgrade, SerbiaDepartment of clinical pathology, University clinical hospital center Zemun, Belgrade, SerbiaClinic for internal medicine, University clinical hospital center Zemun, Belgrade, SerbiaDepartment of otorhinolaryngology and maxillofacial surgery, University clinical hospital center Zemun, Belgrade, SerbiaDepartment of otorhinolaryngology and maxillofacial surgery, University clinical hospital center Zemun, Belgrade, SerbiaIntroduction: Malignant skin tumors in the majority of cases arise from the squamous epithelium, although they may occur in other accompanying skin structures, such as skin adnexa (hair follicle, sweat and sebaceous glands), as well as soft tissues participating in the building of skin structure, such as muscles, fibrous, fatty tissue and cartilagе. Those tumors may also have a neuroendocrine origin or may arise from a premalignant lesion (solar keratosis and lentigo maligna). Regardless of their origin, they usually present as a nodule or longstanding, non-healing ulceration. Their early recognition enhances the treatment results and decreases the possibility of complications (invasion of deeper tissue structures and occurrence of regional and distant metastases). Material and methods: Our retrospective study included 100 patients of both sexes surgically treated for skin malignancy in the Department for Otorhinolaryngology and Maxillofacial surgery of the Clinical Hospital Centre “Zemun” , Belgrade, Serbia. The goal of this paper is to highlight the frequency of rare malignant tumors compared to the more frequent ones and consider the most appropriate clinical-diagnostic approach as well as the treatment modality for the patient. Conclusion: Our study has shown that the most frequent tumor of the head and neck skin is basal cell carcinoma.http://www.sanamed.rs/OJS/index.php/Sanamed/article/view/245/131rare malignant skin tumorskin tumor frequencymetastasessurgerytherapy |
spellingShingle | Oroz Aleksandar Bokun Zorana Lazovic Biljana Cukic Ognjen Valjarevic Svetlana RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECK Sanamed rare malignant skin tumor skin tumor frequency metastases surgery therapy |
title | RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECK |
title_full | RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECK |
title_fullStr | RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECK |
title_full_unstemmed | RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECK |
title_short | RARE MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOURS OF THE HEAD AND NECK |
title_sort | rare malignant skin tumours of the head and neck |
topic | rare malignant skin tumor skin tumor frequency metastases surgery therapy |
url | http://www.sanamed.rs/OJS/index.php/Sanamed/article/view/245/131 |
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