Mélanome de la marge anale

Lerondeau, B.; Granel‐Brocard, F.; Cuny, J.-F.; Specty-Ferry, J.; Bressler, L.; Barbaud, A.; Schmutz, J.‐L.

doi:10.1016/j.annder.2013.02.015

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“…Neither has an advantage over the other in controlling locoregional recurrences 11. APR is recommended if the surgical margins are invaded, in the case of local recurrence or if the tumour is inaccessible 12. Although recently, WLE with conservation of the anal sphincters has been preferred for a better quality of life after surgery 11.…”

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Perianal melanoma with a BRAF gene mutation in a young Portuguese Roma native

Tan

2016

BMJ Case Reports

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A case of a young man diagnosed with perianal nodular melanoma with a gene mutation, accompanied by regional and pulmonary metastases on initial presentation, and later on with hepatic and bone involvement, is presented. The patient underwent wide local excision but was unresponsive to dacarbazine. Targeted therapy with vemurafenib had shown clinical improvement for a 5-month duration until he showed signs of disease progression. Just after the shift of adjuvant therapy to ipilimumab, he was diagnosed with multiple cerebral metastases that eventually led to his demise 6 months after initiation of vemurafenib, having had a 12-month survival period from the time of initial melanoma diagnosis.

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Perianal melanoma with a BRAF gene mutation in a young Portuguese Roma native

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2016

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Hidden Melanoma- Approach of a Case Report

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2023

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Anal mucosal melanoma is rare and is associated with a poor prognosis.The unusual and ambiguous symptoms often account for the late diagnosis and poor prognosis of anal melanoma. An 83-year-old woman presented to our family doctor with a pigmented swelling of the anal margin.She was examined and was referred to the hospital.The diagnosis evidenced an anal malignant melanoma,after the complementary diagnostic tests prescribes by family physician. Our observation underscores the importance of early detection and diagnosis of a malignant disease and the importance of a family physician in accuracy observation patient

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Mélanome de la marge anale

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References 21 publications

Perianal melanoma with a BRAF gene mutation in a young Portuguese Roma native

Perianal melanoma with a BRAF gene mutation in a young Portuguese Roma native

Hidden Melanoma- Approach of a Case Report

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