From: Prostate carcinoma metastatic to the skin as an extrammamary Paget’s disease
A. PRIMARY NEOPLASMS |
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Paget’s Disease (PD)[17] |
• Primary PD |
• De novo in the areola[18] |
Melanocytic Tumors[19] |
• Malignant melanoma[20] |
• Spitz’s nevus[21] |
• Acral nevus[22] |
Epithelial Cutaneous Neoplasms |
• Squamous cell carcinoma (Bowen’s disease)[23] |
• Extraocular sebaceous carcinoma of the shoulder[24] and left upper arm[25] |
• Ocular sebaceous carcinoma (of Meibomian gland origin) in eyelids[26, 27] |
• Merkel cell carcinoma[28] |
• Tricholemmal carcinoma[29] |
• Porocarcinoma[30] |
• Basal cell carcinoma[31] |
Benign Epidermal Conditions |
• Focal acantholytic dyskeratosis[32] |
• Cutaneous hamartoma with pagetoid cells[33] |
• Pagetoid dyskeratosis of the prepuce[36] |
• Benign mucinous metaplasia of the penis (mucosal side of prepuce)[37] |
• Mammary gland-related clear cells of normal nipples (Toker cells)[38, 39] |
Lymphohematopoietic Conditions |
• Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma |
• Pagetoid reticulosis |
• Localized Woringer-Kolopp disease[40] |
• and generalized Ketron-Goodman disease[41] |
• Mycosis fungoides, common type |
• Langerhans cell histiocytosis: self-healing[42], malignant[43], nodular[44] |
• Leukemia: Monoblastic leukemia[45] |
B. METASTATIC NEOPLASMS |
Carcinomas and Malignant Melanoma |