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Amelanotic melanoma of the skin β detailed review of the problem
BackgroundMalignant melanoma (MM) of the skin accounts for about one per cent of all malignancies in humans. Amelanotic melanoma is a rare tumour, diagnosed in eight per cent of all melanomas.AimsThe study aimed to analyse our clinical experience with amelanotic MM of the skin and the statistical data from a retrospective five year analysis of pigmented and amelanotic types of skin melanoma. Furthermore, we compare our results to those from other teams' studies. To reach the corresponding in-depth conclusions.MethodsThe study included 151 patients with malignant melanoma of the skin, diagnosed and treated at Dr. Georgi Stranski University in Pleven, Bulgaria, between 2012 and 2016. All the patients signed informed consent forms.ResultsOf the 151 patients we studied, 14 (9.3 per cent) were diagnosed with amelanotic melanoma. The average Breslow thickness in patients with amelanotic MM was 4.2mm, while in pigmented MM patients it 2.1mm. Local recurrence rates (35.7 per cent) were higher in patients with amelanotic melanoma. Distant metastases were found in 39 of all tested patients with melanoma. Of the 14 patients with amelanotic MM, eight had such metastases.ConclusionAmelanotic melanoma was diagnosed too late. Local recurrences were six times as many as the ones diagnosed in pigment melanoma. Distant metastases were twice as many, and mortality rates were three times higher
Definitive treatment of a basal cell carcinoma on the upper lip through the oral administration of Vismodegib
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common malignant neoplasm of the skin of the face in old, caucasian humans. The tumour growth slow and rarely has metastases. The clinical presentation is different. The main method for treating is radical surgical excision, but if the tumour is very big or there are metastases, there is a very effective target therapy with the peroral capsules Vismodegib 150mg. In this case we introduce a patient whit cancer of upper lip of preoperative target therapy whit Vismodegib 150mg, which destroy the tumour cells and help us to make cosmetic surgical excision
The MathSAT Solver - a progress report (Extended Abstract)
Marco Bozzano Alessandro Cimatti Gabriele Colombini Veselin Kirov Roberto Sebastiani a,b ITC-IRST, via Sommarive 16, 38050 Povo, Trento, Italy, {bozzano,cimatti,kirov}@itc.it Universit a di Trento, via Sommarive 14, 38050 Povo, Trento, Italy, {[email protected], roberto.sebastiani@}dit.unitn.it
Definitive treatment of a basal cell carcinoma on the upper lip through the oral administration of Vismodegib
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common malignant
neoplasm of the skin of the face in old, caucasian humans.
The tumour growth slow and rarely has metastases. The
clinical presentation is different. The main method for
treating is radical surgical excision, but if the tumour is very
big or there are metastases, there is a very effective target
therapy with the peroral capsules Vismodegib 150mg. In
this case we introduce a patient whit cancer of upper lip of
preoperative target therapy whit Vismodegib 150mg, which
destroy the tumour cells and help us to make cosmetic
surgical excision