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N Sharma - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Marjolins Ulcer developing in electric burns a rare case report
    2005
    Co-Authors: S Singh, K Dimri, N Sharma
    Abstract:

    6 ABSTRACT: Marjolin's Ulcer is defined as a malignant, Ulcerating neoplasm occurring in cicatricial tissue, and is thought to be more aggressive than the other more common varieties of skin cancers. It has been reported in chronic scars of diverse origins. Here we describe a patient who suffered extensive electric burns 25 years ago and has now presented as squamous cell carcinoma of the trunk.

S Singh - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Marjolins Ulcer developing in electric burns a rare case report
    2005
    Co-Authors: S Singh, K Dimri, N Sharma
    Abstract:

    6 ABSTRACT: Marjolin's Ulcer is defined as a malignant, Ulcerating neoplasm occurring in cicatricial tissue, and is thought to be more aggressive than the other more common varieties of skin cancers. It has been reported in chronic scars of diverse origins. Here we describe a patient who suffered extensive electric burns 25 years ago and has now presented as squamous cell carcinoma of the trunk.

K Dimri - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Marjolins Ulcer developing in electric burns a rare case report
    2005
    Co-Authors: S Singh, K Dimri, N Sharma
    Abstract:

    6 ABSTRACT: Marjolin's Ulcer is defined as a malignant, Ulcerating neoplasm occurring in cicatricial tissue, and is thought to be more aggressive than the other more common varieties of skin cancers. It has been reported in chronic scars of diverse origins. Here we describe a patient who suffered extensive electric burns 25 years ago and has now presented as squamous cell carcinoma of the trunk.

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Sumeet Jaiswal - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Infected epidermal inclusion cyst mimicking Marjolins Ulcer in a case of Post Burn Contracture axilla
    The Internet Journal of Plastic Surgery, 2009
    Co-Authors: Surendra B. Patil, Satish M Kale, Arvind Jain, Nishant Khare, Anurag Chitranshi, Sumeet Jaiswal
    Abstract:

    Background: We describe here a very rare presentation of Post Burn Contracture axilla in which an underlying infected epidermal inclusion cyst was mimicking Marjolin’s Ulcer in its presentation.Material and Methods: The patient with Post Burn contracture axilla was treated with release and split skin grafting after excision of the epidermal inclusion cyst.Results: Axilla was released and grafted. Patient was kept on strict splintage and physiotherapy programme to encourage movements. The patient is on regular follow-up and further monitored physiotherapy has been planned to provide a better functional and aesthetic limb.Conclusion: The presentation of Post Burn Contracture axilla described here has not been mentioned in world literature so far and its presentation is a matter of discussion. Opinions regarding possibilities of such presentation are invited from experts in the field.