—General term for abnormally growing (malignant) cells.
—Inflammation of the skin that may be due to an allergic reaction.
—Abnormal growth in melanin cells which are most commonly found in the skin or in the eye.
—Cancer of breast nipples which occurs in both men and women. Paget's is characterized by oozy and crusty skin inflammation (dermatitis).
—Common inherited condition that is characterized by reddish, slivery-scaled maculopapules, predominantly on the elbows, knees, scalp, and trunk.
—Type of skin cancer
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Author Info: Laura Ruth Ph.D., The Gale Group Inc., Gale, Detroit, Gale Encyclopedia of Cancer, 2002 |