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Marjolin's ulcer- a case report and review of literature

Author:

Dr. Shete S.S., Dr. Pandit G.A., Dr. Agrawal S., Dr. Sagar S., Dr. Kesale M.B.

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

Chronic non healing ulcers are common in developing countries including India, keeping rural, poor living conditions and lack of health education in view. The vast majority of cases includes chronic diabetes, tuberculosis, leprosy, vascular insufficiency and other immunosuppressive states which adds further confusion to the pool, especially for patients receiving treatment in nearby local/peripheral centre. A non-healing post burn scar should be addressed promptly because it may transform into cutaneous malignancies like squamous cell carcinoma, basal cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma. Such patients should be treated meticulously and followed up.

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