Skin Cancer Research

Types of skin cancer 1, basal cell carcinoma:

    is a very slow growth of the cancer, basal cell carcinoma were more common in the elderly, a good amount of fat in the face, eyes, eyelids, nasal, ear and other places around the malignant than the end of the growth is slowly, when the beginning of a thickening of the small, gradual infiltration of the surrounding bulge, very few transfers.

 

Types of skin cancer  2, squamous cell carcinoma:

    squamous cell carcinoma of the malignancy of a higher multiple in the head and neck, limbs, trunk and other parts of the skin, mucosa and mucocutaneous junction of the beginning of early squamous cell carcinoma for the verrucous plaque, or a small light red, yellow nodules, the top of the roof have Keratocyst spines continue to grow, the central rupture, the edge of congestive uplift, growth was invasive, invasive deep tissue when there is often accompanied by purulent infection and lymph node metastasis.

 

Types of skin cancer 3, malignant melanoma:

    a good hair in the white race. Malignant melanoma in our country the incidence is not high, but because of insufficient understanding of its seriousness, and generally tend to be too late when they seek medical treatment, treatment is not ideal. The disease occurs in 30 to 60-year-old. About one-third of cases of melanoma from a normal mole grown. Pigmented skin lesions of any of the following change often prompts early the possibility of malignant melanoma:

 

    ① color: the majority of malignant melanoma are brown, black, red, white or blue mixed uneven color changes occur when the mole should be especially vigilant against . ② Edge: serrated was often uneven, the expansion of tumor spread to the surrounding or self-induced degeneration. ③ the surface: not smooth. Often accompanied by rough and desquamative scales shaped or flake. Sometimes fluid or bleeding, lesions can be higher than the surface. ④ lesions surrounding edema or loss of skin radiance of your skin or change the original white, gray. ⑤ paresthesia: local often itching, burning or tenderness. When the occurrence of any such changes, suggesting that there may be malignant melanoma, it is necessary to timely treatment.