The British journal of dermatology . Fig. 4.—Rodent ulcer on bridge of nose associuted with cystic navi of lower Fig. 5.—Epitlielioma on side of nose Fig. 6.—Epithelioma, left internal can-secondary to senile keratosis. thus, eight days duration, simulating a keratotic papule. TO ILLUSTRATE DR. SAVATARD S FURTHER REMARKS ON EARLYEPITHELIOMA OF THE SKIN. REMARKS ON EAKLY EPITHELIOMA OE THE SKIX. 9 early peiiod we should find already evidence of nialig-nancy. Theseapparently benign lesions, then, are not necessaiily the precursors ofthe epithelioma, but may be the initial stages of the ne
The British journal of dermatology . Fig. 4.—Rodent ulcer on bridge of nose associuted with cystic navi of lower Fig. 5.—Epitlielioma on side of nose Fig. 6.—Epithelioma, left internal can-secondary to senile keratosis. thus, eight days duration, simulating a keratotic papule. TO ILLUSTRATE DR. SAVATARD S FURTHER REMARKS ON EARLYEPITHELIOMA OF THE SKIN. REMARKS ON EAKLY EPITHELIOMA OE THE SKIX. 9 early peiiod we should find already evidence of nialig-nancy. Theseapparently benign lesions, then, are not necessaiily the precursors ofthe epithelioma, but may be the initial stages of the new growth. Ihave frequently found such cases previously diagnosed and treated asof no consequence, when there has been no clinical doubt as to theirmalignancy. Fig. 1 shows such an instance : The patient, a womansuffering fiom lupus erythematosus of the flush patch area of theface, developed a small nodule on the active patch of lupus erythema-tosus on the bridge of the nose. Her own doctor assured her that itwas only a matter spot, and another medical man explained thatit was a horny plug associated with the c
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