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Atlas of Dermatology
Common Skin Diseases and Lesions
Cutaneous Neoplasms
Pigmented Lesions-Benign and Malignant
Infectious Disease and the Skin
Immunologically Mediated Skin Disease
Skin Manifestations of Internal Disease


Cutaneous Neoplasms

Keratosis Pilaris   Keratoacanthoma 

 

 Characterized by tiny bumps  that give a sandpaper type of texture to the skin.  

 

 Low-grade squamous neoplasm characterised by an exophytic nodule. 
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Basal cell carcinoma   Squamous  cell carcinoma

 

 Showing central ulceration and a pearly, rolled, telangiectatic tumor border.  

 

 Seen here as a hyperkeratotic crusted and somewhat eroded plaque on the lower lip.
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Kaposi's sarcoma   Mycosis fungoides 

 

 In a patient with AIDS demonstrating patch, plaque, and tumor stages.  

 

 Is a cutaneous T cell lymphoma, and palque stage lesions are seen in this patient.
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Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma   Metastatic carcinoma

 

 Involving the skin with typical violaceous, "plum-colored" nodules.  

 

 Characterised by inflammatory, often ulcerated dermal nodules.
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Sources of Photographs : Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine


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