Photomicrograph of malignant
melanoma in situ of skin displays
prominent intraepidermal
pagetoid spread. Note that
melanoma cells are present in all
layers of epidermis, mostly in
single units. Cytoplasm of
melanoma cells is vacuolated.
Moderate upper dermal chronic
inflammatory infiltrate is present
Sel Paget : sel vakuolisasi besar yang memiliki
sitoplasma kebiruan yang menginfiltrasi epidermis
Sel paget dapat ditandai dengan sialomusin dengan
menggunakan PAS (Periodic Acid-Schiff)
Cytokeratin 20 (CK 20) dan BRST-2 : positif pada
EMPD primer dan sekunder
Treatment: imiquimod 5% cream 3 x/minggu selama
16 minggu (imunomodulator), 5-fluorourasil
Gold standard: Mohs micrographic surgery
(A) Extramammary Paget's disease lesions around pubic area. (B) Relatively
well defined whitish depigmented patches on the imiquimod application sites
after 3 months.
Clinical aspect of extensive extramammary invasive
Pagets disease with involvement of groins scrotum
and perineum
Vulvar Syringoma
Syringoma of Vulva is a benign skin tumor of a type of sweat gland
(known as the eccrine sweat glands; the other types of sweat glands are
apocrine and sebaceous) of the female reproductive part known as the
vulva
This kind of tumor is relatively widespread and presents as a painless
nodule. The condition is common in young adult women
Although some risk factors have been reported for Vulvar Syringoma
(such as uncontrolled diabetes, a family history of the condition, etc.), the
exact cause for the condition is still being researched upon
If the painless nodule bothers a woman, she might opt for treatment of
the condition. However, most women with the condition do not need
treatment
When treatment is warranted or opted for, the nodule is removed by
surgery. With suitable treatment, the prognosis for Vulvar Syringoma is
reported to be excellent
Faktor Risiko
Although Syringoma of Vulva could occur at any age, it is
normally seen in young adults. The tumor is also commonly
present during puberty
Women of all racial and ethnic background may be affected;
however, the prevalence of Vulvar Syringoma is higher in
women of Asian descent and women with darker skin
The risk factors for Syringoma of Vulva include the following:
A positive family history of Vulvar Syringoma
Individuals with Down syndrome
Having a poorly-controlled diabetes
Etiologi dan Gejala Klinis
The exact cause of development of Syringoma of Vulva is
unknown and research is underway to identify relevant causal
factors
However, it must be stated that the condition is non-
infectious. Vulvar Syringoma is not caused by sexual
transmission (or by direct physical contact) from one
individual to another
The signs and symptoms of Syringoma of Vulva may include:
Syringoma of Vulva typically occurs as a single, raised nodule on the skin
of the vulva
It can range in size from a few millimeters to a centimeter
The skin over the nodules may have a reddish discoloration
The nodule is usually painless and non-itchy. They are mostly well-
demarcated and firm to touch
Diagnosis