Abstract
The development of some skin diseases in cancer patients, called paraneoplastic dermatoses, for long time has been the area of interest of various specialists. A feature of the course of such diseases is the difficulty of making a diagnosis, a protracted course, and difficulties in selecting therapy. One example of such a skin lesion associated with a tumor process is bullous pemphigoid. Despite the fact that it is considered as a facultative paraneoplastic dermatosis, there has recently been some increase in the number of patients with this diagnosis. A case report describes a combined bullous-erosive lesion of the skin and oral mucosa in a patient with synchronous-metachronous cancer. Of particular interest are: anamnesis and a bright clinic of the disease, the presence of multiple primary tumors: bladder, prostate and tongue in one patient. The article provides an extended history of the disease, an analysis of the clinical diagnostic search, and a differential diagnosis.
Keywords: bullous pemphigoid, bullous dermatoses, paraneoplastic dermatosis, cancer, metachronous cancer, tumor of the tongue.
For citation:Zadionchenko E.V., Katkova K.V., Shalaginova A.V., Denisova E.V., Olhovskaya K.B., Malyarenko E.N. A clinical case of bullous pemphigoid in a patient with a primary multiple tumor of the bladder, prostate, and tongue. Clinical analysis in general medicine. 2023; 4 (2): 83–89. DOI: 10.47407/kr2023.4.2.00209
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