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DEFINISI
Basalioma adalah suatu tumor ganas kulit yang berasal
dari pertumbuhan neoplastik sel basal epidermis dan apendiks kulit. (graham, 2005) BCC is a nonmelanocytic skin cancer (ie, an epithelial tumor) that arises from basal cells, which are small round cells found in the lower layer of the epidermis
ANATOMI
ANATOMI
ETIOLOGI
Eksterna : Fisika :
Paparan sinar UV (> 90 % penyebab BCC) UV B (290-320 nm) Radiasi radioTx Tukak kronik fistel yang lama tidak sembuh & jaringan parut luka bakar
Xeroderma pigmentosum)
EPIDEMIOLOGI
worked outdoors
People with fair skin; blonde or red hair; or blue,
PATOFISIOLOGI
UV p53 PTCH
Proliferasi sel
MANIFESTASI KLINIS
Body distribution of BCCs is as follows: On the head (most frequently on the face; most common location is the nose, specifically the nasal tip and alae) - 70% On the trunk- 25% On the penis, vulvaor perianal skin - 5%
following:
Waxy papules with central depression
Pearly appearance
Erosion or ulceration, often central Bleeding, especially when traumatized
Crusting
Rolled (raised) border Translucency Telangiectases over the surface Slow growing (0.5 cm in 1-2 y)
Keluhan gatal
paling sering mengenai wajah ; pipi, lipat nasolabial, dahi dan tepi kelopak mata.
HISTOPATOLOGI
Tipe morfea/skleroid : Lesi tampak sebagai plak sklerotik yang cekung, berwarna putih kekuningan dengan batas tidak jelas
sampai berpigmen terang, berbentuk oval sampai ireguler dengan tepi berbatas tegas, sedikit meninggi, seperti benang atau kawat.
Gambaran KLINIS
yang bervariasi.
Tipe fibroepitelioma : lesi berupa papul kecil yang tidak bertangkai atau bertangkai pendek, dengan permukaan halus atau noduler, dengan warna
High-risk BCCs include the following: Recurrent or incompletely excised BCC Primary BCC with clinically indistinct borders Lesions in high-risk (the H, or mask) areas, mainly the embryonic fusion planes (eg, eyelids, nose, ear, nasolabial folds, upper lip, vermillion border, columella, periorbital region, temples, preauricular and postauricular areas, and scalp) Lesions that develop in cosmetically and functionally important areas (eg, face, genitals, anal and perianal regions, hands and feet, and the nail unit areas) Tumors with aggressive clinical behavior (ie, growing rapidly or >2 cm) Tumors with aggressive histologic subtype, including sclerosing (morpheaform), basosquamous (metatypical or keratinizing), perineural, periappendageal, or perivascular invasion, infiltrating, adenoidal, or multicentric Tumors that develop in sites with previous radiation therapy Tumors that develop in immunosuppressed patients
STAGING
Stage 0: Cancer involves only the epidermis and has not spread
to the dermis
Stage I: Cancer is not large (ie, < 2 cm) and has not spread to the
Stage II: Cancer is large (ie, >2 cm) but has not spread to lymph Stage III: Cancer has spread to tissues beneath the skin (eg,
muscle, bone, cartilage), and/or to regional lymph nodes but not to other organs.
Stage IV: Cancer can be any size and has spread to other organs
PENATALAKSANAAN
Skin biopsy
Cytology Imaging