Pigmented Basal Cell Carcinoma in Marjolin’s Ulcer

Neglected basal cell carcinoma presenting with diffuse skeletal metastases

“… 5 , 6 Most frequently, such carcinomas have reportedly been encountered in men; their histology is not particularly aggressive, and although they may be deceptive clinically, surgical excision is often curative. 6 Various different types of trauma have been reported, including sharp or blunt injury, 7 surgical incisions, 8 vaccination sites, 9 piercings, 10 abscesses, 11 or fistulas. 12 Thermal or chemical burns are a common type of trauma associated with carcinoma.…”