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1Skin Alert Skin Cancer Clinics and Skincanceronly, Belmont, Victoria. anthony@skincanceronly.com
Australian Family Physician
|July 6, 2006
Abstract:
Case history - A woman aged 42 years, who works as a hairdresser, presents with two apparent actinic lesions on the right of her nose (Figure 1). Close clinical examination reveals the lesions are likely to be infiltrating basal cell carcinomas (BCCs). The lesions are firm with similar nontender indurations surrounding each site. Infiltrating BCCs can extend beyond the poorly defined clinical borders. Could these two lesions be the one tumour?
