Tumeurs cutanées avec lésions précancéreuses

Gautier, Marie-Sophie

doi:10.1016/s1634-6939(06)75260-7

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“…Il représente 12% des cancres de la tête et du cou (2). Le carcinome épidermoïde est le plus fréquent (90 % des cas) des cancers des lèvres (3), et représente 50% des carcinomes épidermoïde de la face (4). Il siège souvent sur le tiers moyen de la lèvre inférieure (3,4) C'est l'homme de plus de 60 ans qui est le plus souvent touché, le sex-ratio étant de six à neuf.…”

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Carcinome spinocellulaire de la levre inferieure: Sur cicatrice de lupus erythemateux chronique

Lachkhem¹,

Abid²,

Chorfa³

et al. 2011

Journal Tunisien d'ORL Et De Chirurgie Cervico-Faciale

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RESUME Le carcinome spinocellulaire est une tumeur invasive développée aux dépens des kératinocytes épidermiques. Il survient plutôt sur des lésions de dysplasies. Nous rapportons le cas dʼun homme de 35 ans, connu porteur depuis lʼâge de 15 ans de lupus discoïde chronique, non traité. Ce patient nous a consulté pour une lésion bourgeonnante de lʼhémi lèvre inférieure gauche évoluant depuis une année, apparue sur une lésion lupique. La biopsie a conclu à un carcinome spinocellulaire. Le patient a eu une exérèse tumorale avec un curage triangulaire homolatéral et une reconstruction en un seul temps. Mots-clé : Carcinome spinocellulaire, carcinome épidermoïde, lupus discoïde chronique, dermatose pré-cancéreuse. SUMMARY Epidermoïd carcinoma is the most common malignant tumor of the lips. They often develop on precancerous lesions. Leukoplasia is the most frequent precancerous lesion. We report a case of a 35 years old man, who suffered from discoid lupus erythematous since 20 years; and wasnʼt treated from. He consulted for a squamous ulceration of the under lip, developed from one year. The biopsy concluded to an epidermoïd carcinoma. He was treated with surgical excision with reconstruction and homolateral triangular recovery.

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Carcinome spinocellulaire de la levre inferieure: Sur cicatrice de lupus erythemateux chronique

Lachkhem¹,

Abid²,

Chorfa³

et al. 2011

Journal Tunisien d'ORL Et De Chirurgie Cervico-Faciale

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“…In fact sun exposure seems to be the major risk factor in the development of skin cancers in albinos in the African countries ranked among the sunniest of the planet [6]- [9]. These cancers develop mostly on precancerous lesions such as actinic keratosis, cheilitis, burn scars and chronic wounds [10]. Protection from ultraviolet rays and the treatment of precancerous lesions help prevent the appearance of skin cancers in albinos [7].…”

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Survey on the Knowledge, Attitudes, Primary Prevention Practices and Screening of Skin Cancers in Albinos in Burkina Faso

Ouédraogo¹,

Zongo²,

Korsaga-Somé³

et al. 2016

JCT

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Objective: The objective is to study the knowledge that albinos have on skin cancers, and their attitudes in terms of primary prevention and the screening practices for skin cancers in Burkina Faso. Methods: This is a cross-sectional and descriptive KAP study conducted from May 18 th to July 7 th 2015. It involved albinos aged at least 12 years. Their general knowledge, prevention attitudes and screening practices were considered. Results: All the responding albinos had already heard about skin cancers. Their main source of information was health workers (65.6%). They were showing at least two risk factors (99.2%) but only 68.3% affirmed having already undergone screening for skin cancer. Ignorance of the existence of screening was the main obstacle to it (16/26). The prevention means used was sun avoidance, the use of cream and protection clothing respectively in 84%, 41.5% and 51.2%. The skin lesions found were hyperpigmented macules (77.8%) then actinic keratosis (40.7%) and finally cheilitis (35.8%). We detected 4 cases of skin cancers confirmed by biopsy. Conclusion: Risk factors are frequent. Participation to screening is still insignificant. A lot is still to be done to extend the protection means. A good awareness-raising campaign and the accessibility to protection means remain for all, the best defense in the fight against skin cancers in albinos.

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Tumeurs cutanées avec lésions précancéreuses

Cited by 2 publications

References 9 publications

Carcinome spinocellulaire de la levre inferieure: Sur cicatrice de lupus erythemateux chronique

Carcinome spinocellulaire de la levre inferieure: Sur cicatrice de lupus erythemateux chronique

Survey on the Knowledge, Attitudes, Primary Prevention Practices and Screening of Skin Cancers in Albinos in Burkina Faso

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