Sebaceous Carcinoma | Figure 5.14
A: Angiosarcoma
(Reprint from Morgan MB,
Smoller BR, Somach SC.
Deadly Dermatologic Diseases.
New York, NY: Springer; 2007)
B: Sebaceous carcinoma
(Reprint from Markman M, ed.
Atlas of Cancer. Philadelphia:
Current Medicine Inc; 2002) |
- Erythematous pearly nodule or plaque often seen in the periorbital area (eyelid)
- Histology: asymmetric, poorly circumscribed lobules of basaloid or squamoid cells and poorly developed atypical sebaceous cells (moderate to severe atypia)
- Significant metastatic potential
- May be seen in Muir–Torre syndrome
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