PMC8444988_01
Locally advanced locally cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma of the face extending to the zygomatic area close to the lower eyelid, the right cheek and the mandibular area, characterized by necrotic ulcerated areas and infiltration of subcutaneous tissue.
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Over the last 6 months, he exhibited a local relapse in the right parotideal area, with a rapidly growing, ulcerated, and bleeding lesion extending to the zygomatic area close to the lower eyelid, the right cheek, and the mandibular area (Figure 1).
A large necrotic haemorragic eschar on the head (face and scalp), with ulcers and serohematic scars associated with blisters over skin, with serum content, localized on the trunk and extremities.
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At our department, clinical examination of the patient revealed diffuse involvement of the trunk and extremities with large blisters over the skin, with serum content, excoriations, and large necrotic haemorrhagic eschar on the head (face and scalp) (Figure 2).
Complete remission of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma on the head, and absence of bullous lesions on the trunk and the extremities.
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Approximately 5 months after the first observation, the patient showed significant recovery, and there was no recurrence of dermatosis (Figure 3).