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    This document summarizes several types of skin conditions: keratosis seborrheic, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma maligna. Keratosis seborrheic is a non-cancerous skin growth that commonly appears as brown, black, or light tan patches on older adults. Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common skin cancer, usually not life-threatening if treated, but can metastasize and cause serious complications if left untreated. Melanoma maligna has a poor prognosis and develops from melanocyte cells, with risk factors including excessive sun exposure and genetic predisposition.

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    This document summarizes several types of skin conditions: keratosis seborrheic, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma maligna. Keratosis seborrheic is a non-cancerous skin growth that commonly appears as brown, black, or light tan patches on older adults. Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common skin cancer, usually not life-threatening if treated, but can metastasize and cause serious complications if left untreated. Melanoma maligna has a poor prognosis and develops from melanocyte cells, with risk factors including excessive sun exposure and genetic predisposition.

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    KS-Kulit-MK

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    This document summarizes several types of skin conditions: keratosis seborrheic, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma maligna. Keratosis seborrheic is a non-cancerous skin growth that commonly appears as brown, black, or light tan patches on older adults. Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common skin cancer, usually not life-threatening if treated, but can metastasize and cause serious complications if left untreated. Melanoma maligna has a poor prognosis and develops from melanocyte cells, with risk factors including excessive sun exposure and genetic predisposition.

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    Etiologi

    Keratosis Sebborhoic
    Squamous Cell Carcinoma
    Melanoma maligna
    Michael Kevin
    Faculty of Medicine Diponegoro
    Univeristy

    Keratosis
    Sebborhoic

    Non-cancerous
    skin growth
    Benign

    Very common in
    older adults

    Brown, Black, Light tan, skin growth on the


    face, chest, shoulder, or on the back
    Waxy, Scaly, slightly elevated appeareance
    Krusta, Skuama, papula/plakat
    Can looks like skin cancer & Painless

    Keratosis
    Sebborhoic
    Appears multiply
    Usually & More
    common
    Appears singly
    Occasionaly

    Etiology

    Proliferation of
    epidermal cells

    Idiopathic
    Histopathologic
    appeareance

    Hyperkerathosis
    Pseudohorn Cysts
    Papillomatosis
    Acanthosis

    Second most
    common skin
    cancer

    Squamous Cell
    Carcinoma
    Prognosis

    Treated

    Un-Treated

    Usually not life


    threatening
    Metastase
    Spread to other
    body parts
    Serious
    complications

    Thin
    Flat
    Squamous cell
    Make up the outer
    layes of the skin

    Squamous Cell
    Carcinoma

    Etiology

    Regulary exposed
    to
    sunlight/ultraviolet
    radiation

    Early form

    Carcinoma in-situ Bowens disease

    Predisposition
    factors

    Older age
    Regular exposure to sunlight
    Chemical exposure
    X-ray exposure
    Many severe sunburns

    Melanoma
    Maligna

    Prognosis

    Buruk

    Neoplasm

    Melanocyte

    Malignant

    Cell developed
    from melanocyte
    Mucous
    membrane(Anal,
    Perianal, Genital)

    Melanoma
    Maligna

    Multifactorial

    Ethiology

    Idhiopatic

    Normal Skin
    Nevus pigmentosus
    Giant pigmented nevus
    Hutchinsons melantotic freckle
    Blue nevus

    Endogen Genetically
    Exogen Fenotipe difference

    Any Question?

    Terimakasih

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