Úlcera de marjolin associada a ulceração e osteomielite crônicas marjolin's ulcer associated with ulceration and chronic osteomyelitis
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Abstract
Doente do sexo masculino, de 78 anos, portador de uma úlcera venosa crônica na perna esquerda, com cerca de 24 anos de evolução, complicada por carcinoma espinocelular. Após o estadia mento da doença, o tratamento preconizado foi amputação acima do joelho esquerdo. A úlcera de Marjolin é a transformação maligna de uma lesão ulcerosa crônica. Trata-se de um fenômeno relativamente raro. A neoplasia maligna mais frequentemente descrita na literatura é o carcinoma espinocelular, seguido do basalioma, sarcoma e melanoma. A sua patogenia permanece pouco compreendida.
This report describes a 78-year old male patient with a chronic venous ulcer on his left leg for the past 24 years, complicated by a squamous-cell carcinoma. After staging of the disease, the treatment administered was amputation of the leg above the knee. Marjolin's ulcer consists of the malignant transformation of a chronic ulcerative lesion. It is a relatively rare phenomenon. The malignant tumor most commonly described in the literature is squamous cell carcinoma, followed by basal-cell carcinoma, sarcoma and melanoma. The pathogenesis of Marjolin's ulcer remains to be fully clarified.
This report describes a 78-year old male patient with a chronic venous ulcer on his left leg for the past 24 years, complicated by a squamous-cell carcinoma. After staging of the disease, the treatment administered was amputation of the leg above the knee. Marjolin's ulcer consists of the malignant transformation of a chronic ulcerative lesion. It is a relatively rare phenomenon. The malignant tumor most commonly described in the literature is squamous cell carcinoma, followed by basal-cell carcinoma, sarcoma and melanoma. The pathogenesis of Marjolin's ulcer remains to be fully clarified.
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| Authors | ;Ermelindo Tavares;Gonçalo Martinho;José Alberto Dores;Frederico Vera-Cruz;Luís Ferreira |
| Journal | Theriogenology |
| Year | 2011 |
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