A systematic morphological analysis of cutaneous infiltrates in acute myelogenous leukemia
and myelodysplastic syndrome revealed that in many cases the infiltrating cells have a …

Cutaneous involvement by myeloid leukemic cells is an unusual phenomenon. Clinical
manifestations vary from erythematous papules to plum‐colored plaques and nodules that …

A 49‐year‐old woman presented with a 1‐year‐history of a widespread eruption which
proved to be due to leukaemia cutis. Subsequently, she developed pancytopaenia and a …

and CD43, a typical phenotype of monocytes. After the monocytic origin of the skin infiltrates
was established both morphologically and immunophenotypically, a second biopsy of the …

CD4+ CD56+ hematologic neoplasms were recently individualized. We report three cases of
CD4+ CD56+ malignancies with cutaneous lesions in three cases and also bone marrow …

The leukemia cutis is the cutaneous infiltration by leukemics cells. Patients with acute
myelogenous leukemia (AML) present specific cutaneous involvement in approximately …

Specific leukemic infiltration of the skin is possible in all types of leukemia, and occurs most
commonly in monocytic leukemias. We report the case of a 76-year-old woman with chronic …

The diagnosis of myeloid leukemia cutis can be difficult, particularly in the context of an
initial skin biopsy with a malignant hematopoietic neoplasm. We studied the …

We report the rare case of a patient with leukaemia cutis first presenting only on the hand
and fingers and then subsequently spreading over the trunk and face. The lesions heralded …

Aleukemic monoblastic leukemia cutis is a rare cutaneous manifestation of a systemic
hematological disorder associated with dermal infiltration of monoblasts preceding bone …