PMC6636578_01
Cutaneous tumor progression during the first-line chemotherapy. Erythematosus nodules on the skin of the right groin (a) and thigh (b).
CRIONM2019-1018492.001.jpg
PMC6636578_01_CRIONM2019-1018492.001.jpg
fig1
Moreover, a painful erythematosus nodule appeared on the skin of the right groin (Figure 1(a)) and right thigh (Figure 1(b)).
Further cutaneous progression during the second-line chemotherapy. Ulceration and fistulization of the right groin nodule.
CRIONM2019-1018492.002.jpg
PMC6636578_01_CRIONM2019-1018492.002.jpg
fig2
After 3 cycles of treatment, the patient presented ulceration and fistulization of the groin lesion (Figure 2) and new skin nodules in the right thigh associated with extremities lymphedema.
Further systemic tumor progression during the second-line chemotherapy. CT scan showing multiple lesions in the lungs (a), some excavated (arrow), and matted metastatic lymph nodes in the iliac/inguinal region (b) (arrows).
CRIONM2019-1018492.003.jpg
PMC6636578_01_CRIONM2019-1018492.003.jpg
fig3