CASE REPORT: Basal Cell Carcinoma Presenting as a Nonhealing Wound
William Owen MD
Kathy Thurs NP

$3.95 		Advances in Skin & Wound Care: The Journal for Prevention and Healing
August 2009 
Volume 22  Number 8
Pages 353 - 355
 
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ABSTRACT
Owen, William MD; Thurs, Kathy NP

Two cases of basal cell carcinoma were reported presenting to a wound clinic as nonhealing ulcers. The suggestive clinical features were a red shiny surface with the appearance of granulation tissue covering the entire ulcer. Biopsy would be necessary to confirm the diagnosis.

In addition to the more common and typical wounds and ulcers, an active and established wound clinic will generate the referral of a wide variety of unusual and difficult problems that present a challenge in both diagnosis and treatment. The 2 cases presented illustrate unusual causes of ulcers that may result in a delay in recognition and ...

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