Dermatologic surgery : official publication for American Society for Dermatologic Surgery [et al.] · 2005
Porocarcinoma in a patient with chronic arsenism and multiple Bowen's disease: case report.
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Chen I-Shu, Kuo Hung-Wen, Eng Hock-Liew
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BACKGROUND: Chronic arsenism with Bowen's disease is often seen in patients who drink water containing a high level of arsenic. Inorganic arsenic has demonstrated an increased risk of skin cancer.
OBJECTIVE: We present a rare case of porocarcinoma in a patient with chronic arsenism and multiple Bowen's disease.
METHODS: Report of a case and review of the literature.
RESULTS: A case of porocarcinoma arising in a patient with chronic arsenism is presented. The tumor was completely excised by means of wide excision with a 5 mm free margin. The surgical defect was reconstructed with a rhombic flap.
CONCLUSION: Chronic arsenism can induce various skin neoplasms, possibly including porocarcinoma.
OBJECTIVE: We present a rare case of porocarcinoma in a patient with chronic arsenism and multiple Bowen's disease.
METHODS: Report of a case and review of the literature.
RESULTS: A case of porocarcinoma arising in a patient with chronic arsenism is presented. The tumor was completely excised by means of wide excision with a 5 mm free margin. The surgical defect was reconstructed with a rhombic flap.
CONCLUSION: Chronic arsenism can induce various skin neoplasms, possibly including porocarcinoma.