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Main » Surgery » Scalp ulcers
Photo 1. Aplasia cutis congenita.
Photo 2. Basal cell carcinoma.
Photo 3. Adams–Oliver syndrome.
Photo 4. Pressure necrosis from prolonged cardiac surgery (cardiac
transplant).
Photo 5. Pressure necrosis following CABG procedure.
Photo 6. Radiation dermatitis for squamous cell carcinoma.
» Abscess
» Ainhum
» Charcot foot
» Digital necrosis
» Facial ulcers
» Fingertip lesions
» Fingertip necrosis
» Inguinal lymphadenitis
» Livedo reticularis with or without necrosis
» Neck lesions
» Necrosis
» Nodules, congenital
» Nodules, foot
» Nodules, hyperpigmented
» Nodules, juxta-articular
» Nodules, knee
» Nodules, multilobulated
» Nodules, multiple, subcutaneous
» Nodules, red
» Nodule, red, extrimities
» Nodules, red, face
» Nodules, red, feet
» Nodule, red, hand
» Nodules, skin colored
» Nodules, ulcerated
» Nodules, vascular appearance (kaposi
» Paronychia
» Penile lesions
» Penile ulcers
» Perianal ulcers, single or multiple
» Scalp ulcers
» Scrotal ulcerations
» Ulcers
» Ulcers of the foot
» Ulcers of the leg
» Ulcers of the leg in a young patient
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