Primary cutaneous apocrine carcinoma of the scalp: Two case reports and literature review.
Jun Ho ChoiHyun Myung OhKwang Seog KimYoo Duk ChoiSung Pil JooWon Joo HwangJae Ha HwangSam Yong LeePublished in: Medicine (2022)
If accurate diagnosis and treatment had taken place at the initial stages of the primary cutaneous apocrine carcinoma, it would have been possible to prevent recurrence and intracranial invasion. As recurrent primary cutaneous apocrine carcinoma can become aggressive and difficult to treat, even a small mass on the scalp must be evaluated carefully and treated properly.
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