Case Reports
Bowen's disease of the plantar arch
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Case Reports
Bowen's disease of the plantar arch
Cutis.
1979 Jun.
Abstract
Bowen's disease has previously been associated with the development of other malignancies particularly in patients with a history of arsenic exposure. A review of the literature is combined with a discussion of current theories regarding arsenic exposure, lesion differentiation, and prognostic implications. This report of a bowenoid lesion of the plantar arch emphasizes the importance of close follow-up of patients with Bowen's disease, especially on unexposed surfaces.
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