ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM.pptx
Malignant skin cancer(cml)
1. Malignant skin
cancer(CML)
basal cell carcinoma
arises from basal
cells in epidermis
do not mets
can invade into bone
and cartialge
clinically small
nodules->ulcerate->raised
''pearl edges''
site do predilection
90% forehead, faceor hair margin
treatment options
surgery
cryotheraphy( freeze it off)
radiotherapy
topical
5-fluorouracil(5-FU)-cream
to stop uracil component
to multiply
malignant melanoma
arise from
melanocytes
incidence increasing
at 6% per annum
50% of all
melanomas arise
from pre existing
naevi
familial
predisposition
types
superficial spreading
nodular
lentigo maligna
melanoma(hutchison's
freckle)
acral lentiginous
melanoma
subungual melanoma
represents approx. 3% oc
cases of melanoma in
white population
7 points checklist
major signs
is getting bigger or a new
one growing
has an irregular outline
colours are mixed of
brown and dark
minor signs
bigger than the blund end of a pencil
inflamed or has a reddish edge
bleeding, oozing or
crusting
starts to feel
different-itching/painful
breslow and clarke staging
breslow thickness
<1mm 95-100% 5 year survival good
1-2mm 80-96% 5 year survival
2.1-4mm 60-75% 5 year survival
>4mm 50% 5 year survival terrible
clarke
level I only the epidermis
100% 5 year survival
level II penetrates to
papillary dermis 90-100%
5 year survival
level III impinges on the
reticular dermis 80-90% 5
year survival
level IV reticular or deep
dermis 60-70& 5 year
survival
level V invades the
subcutaneous fat 15-30%
5 year survival
treatment
wide local excision+/- skin graft
other treatment
modalities
immunotheraphy interferon and IL2 no true benefit
chemo. limited advantage
melanoma cells are radio resistant
sentinel lymph node
squamous cell
carcinoma
malignant tumour
arising form the
keratinocytes of
epidermis
destructive
mets aminly via
lymphatics
precancerous lesions
actinic keratosis
bowen's disease
cornu cutaneum(honours)
mets potential
site(lip-lymphatic spread)
size >2cm
depth>4 cm
histology(poorly
differentiated)
host immunity
management options
surgical excision
radiotheraphy
cryotheraphy(liquid
nitrogen)
predisposing factors
sunlight
radiation
immunosuppression=transp. pts
chemical
carcinogens(hydrocarbons)
inherited
disorder=albinism
chronic
irritation=marjolin's
ulcers
naevi(50% of
malignancy)
bowen's disease
pre-malignant
conditions actinic
keratosis
a.k.a senile keratosis,
solar keratosis
common in caucasian
red scaly patch in
exposed skin of
elderly
excision most
effective treatment
lesions are removed
when they ulcerate
or bleed
bowen's disease
this is carcninoma in situ
clinically present as rough
patch of skin
similar to actinic keratosis
should be excised because
of risk of malignancy
- - Mindjet