Dermatologic surgery : official publication for American Society for Dermatologic Surgery [et al.] · 2000
Cutaneous metastasis of chordoma.
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Ruiz H A, Goldberg L H, Humphreys T R, Blacklock J B
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Chordomas are rare neoplasms that arise from the notochord remnant. They develop in the sacrococcygeal (50%) or cervical (15%) region and are generally regarded as a locally aggressive tumor with a slow progressive growth rate and a metastatic incidence ranging from 3 to 48%. Skin involvement by chordoma is rare, but can occur by direct extension, by local recurrence and by metastases.
OBJECTIVE: To illustrate by a case report the clinical presentation and management of this disease.
METHODS: We present a case of sacral chordoma with metastases over a 10-year period to the lungs, the soft tissue of the chest wall, the triceps tendon, and distant cutaneous metastases to the back and the nose.
RESULTS: The cutaneous metastases were treated by excision.
CONCLUSION: Chordoma is a slow growing tumor of the notochord remnant that may metastasize to the skin. Physicians and pathologists should be aware of this entity.
OBJECTIVE: To illustrate by a case report the clinical presentation and management of this disease.
METHODS: We present a case of sacral chordoma with metastases over a 10-year period to the lungs, the soft tissue of the chest wall, the triceps tendon, and distant cutaneous metastases to the back and the nose.
RESULTS: The cutaneous metastases were treated by excision.
CONCLUSION: Chordoma is a slow growing tumor of the notochord remnant that may metastasize to the skin. Physicians and pathologists should be aware of this entity.