Cutaneous lymphomas.
Cutaneous lymphomas are rare skin diseases. They must be differentiated from secondary skin infiltrates by primary nodal lymphomas. Primary cutaneous lymphomas can be classified into B- and T-cell lymphomas and hematodermic neoplasms; they usually possess a favorable prognosis and run a chronic course. Treatment is dependent on stage. As complete cure is not possible, it is essential to control the disease and alleviate symptoms. In recent years numerous new drugs have been developed to treat these diseases.
Dummer
Reinhard
R
Department of Dermatology, University of Zurich, Switzerland. reinhard.dummer@usz.ch
Stadler
Rudolf
R
Sterry
Wolfram
W
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