Unusual B-Cell Lymphoproliferative Disorders Co-Occurring With Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer: Report of Three Cases.
Complex skin cancers with blood cell involvement warrant comprehensive evaluation to guide tailored treatment approaches.
This case series describes three patients with unusual B-cell lymphoproliferative disorders co-occurring with nonmelanoma skin cancers, documenting clinicopathological features and suggesting possible shared immunological or clonal mechanisms. Cases highlight the diagnostic challenge and importance of comprehensive pathological evaluation in complex cutaneous neoplasia.
What the study was
- Study design
- Case series (3 cases)
- Category
- Other
- Maturity
- Exploratory
- Journal
- J Cutan Pathol
Why it surfaced
Hematologic malignancy (B-cell lymphoproliferative) co-occurrence with solid tumor; T1 watchlist adjacent; 3-case series limits generalizability and evidence level; borderline MEDIUM included for T1 coverage completeness.
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