A case of metastatic breast carcinoma to the skin expressing SARS-CoV-2 spike protein possibly derived from mRNA vaccine
In one patient, the skin metastasis from breast cancer showed expression of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein.
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In one patient, the skin metastasis from breast cancer showed expression of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein.
Key findingIn darker phototypes with refractory melasma, a single 755‑nm picosecond alexandrite laser session followed by topical JAK inhibition and...
Clinical insightThe patient experienced substantial improvement in symptoms with upadacitinib.
Key findingIn pediatric HSCT recipients, spiny folliculocentric eruptions mimicking lichen spinulosus can signal cutaneous cGVHD; exclude trichodysplasia...
Clinical insightWhen multiple soft, flesh‑colored papules or nodules cluster within one dermatome, consider segmental neurofibromatosis; biopsy showing S100‑positive...
Clinical insightA diagnostic vignette of a woman in her 30s with a 1-year history of painful annular eruptions on the anterior neck that began as erythematous...
Study focusIn vasculitic-appearing eruptions, consider monoclonal cryoglobulinemia and assess for an underlying B‑cell lymphoproliferative disorder when...
Clinical insightIn a child with vesicular hand lesions that spread into concentric rings, include bullous tinea manuum in the differential diagnosis.
Clinical insightDocetaxel can trigger localized, unilateral scleroderma without Raynaud’s or nailfold changes; consider biopsy to confirm when new, limb-limited...
Clinical insightA single-patient case report of Trichophyton mentagrophytes internal transcribed spacer genotype VII presenting as tinea genitalis, glutealis, and...
Study focusRecognize that panitumumab may be associated with trichomegaly and severe acneiform eruptions; monitor skin and hair changes during treatment.
Clinical insightSARS‑CoV‑2 spike protein was detected in the acrosyringium and eccrine glands of the miliaria-like lesions.
Key findingSingle-patient clinical vignette: a healthy woman in her 30s developed a persistent blue-green plaque on the hand after a twisting injury; the...
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