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Timeline of clinical evolution and treatment.. BCC: basal cell carcinoma.
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A 70-year-old man presented to a dermatologist with a 20-year history of a slowly enlarging tumour over his shoulder, associated with pain and bleeding (Figure 1).
aBCC tumour with an exophytic component over the right posterolateral neck
and scapula. (a) On presentation, (b) prior to treatment with combined
cemiplimab and radiotherapy, (c) 1 month after combined cemiplimab and
radiotherapy, and (d) 3 months after combined cemiplimab and
radiotherapy.. aBCC: advanced basal cell carcinoma.
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Three months after combined cemiplimab and radiotherapy, the larger tumour measured approximately 11 cm by 9 cm, with the inferior ulcer measuring 5 cm by 2.5 cm (Figure 2).