Rare manifestation of neoplastica alopecia in metastatic cancer
Abstract
Dermatologists recently reported the case of a former breast cancer patient who presented a fast-progressing disease condition called alopecia neoplastica, a rare form of skin metastasis in the scalp, underscoring the importance of prompt and accurate skin evaluations of patients with past and present history of visceral carcinomas.
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