Marjolin ulcer with multifocal origin

Marjolin ulcer in a surgical scar.

Ulcère de Marjolin

L’ulcère de Marjolin désigne la transformation maligne d’une cicatrice de brûlure ou de toute autre plaie ou ulcération chronique. Rare, son incidence est estimée à 2% des cas. Le type histologique prédominant reste le carcinome épidermoïde (75%). Les membres en particulier les plis de flexion sont le siège préférentiel en raison des contraintes mécaniques exposant à la ré-ulcération. La périod...

Marjolin\'s ulcer: clinical and pathologic features of 83 cases and review of literature

 Background: Marjolin's ulcer is a rare, aggressive condition that arises on chronic skin lesions and diseases. In this article, we will report 83 cases of this disease. Methods: Retrospectively, we retrieved 83 records of patients with cancer arising from chronic skin conditions. Data concerning demography, type of original skin insult, time interval between original lesion and cancer, ...

The Origin of Gastric Ulcer

It is a curious fact that, with all our learning, we have learnt so little of the causes of gastric ulcer. One of the commonest of diseases, one of the most important, familiar clinically, only too familiar on the post-mortem table, its origin remains an enigma. But we are well off for theories, and these may be stated as follows :?

early marjolin's ulcer after minimal superficial burn

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