Coincidence of Metastasizing Malignant Melanoma, Kaposi Sarcoma and Adenocarcinomaof the Colon

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Authors: N. Vojáčková; R. Schmiedbergerová; I. Hejcmanová
Authors‘ workplace: Kožní odd. FN Na Bulovce, Praha prim. MUDr. Renata Schmiedbergerová
Published in: Čes-slov Derm, , 2003, No. 6, p. 244-246
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Overview

Described is a case of a patient, born 1919, with surgically treated primary malignant melanomaof the skin with local metastases. In the course of ten years he developed another two separatemalignancies. After 7 years a histologically verified Kaposi sarcoma appeared, localized and recurringin the same site as malignant melanoma. After another three years an adenocarcinoma of thecolon appeared. The patient remains in our care.

Key words:
metastasizing malignant melanoma - Kaposi sarcoma - transverse colon adenocarcinoma

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