@entity697 --an XXXX .

@entity1 @entity697 @entity5 @entity957 @entity189 @entity204
This report describes an @entity957 for which we suggest the name acute @entity189 . It is frequently larger than 2 cm and has a characteristic morphology with raised, rolled, vascular but not everted edges. Commonly there is a central crust covering a foul discharge on a papilliferous base. The biopsy is characteristically ambiguous but often that of a well differentiated @entity957 . Irrespective of the history, which is usually short, all @entity5 have a period of rapid growth. Among 193 @entity1 with @entity957 of the eyelids or external ear, 24 (12%) of the @entity5 were designated as being @entity697 . For the eyelids 15/125 (12%) @entity1 were in this group; 10 (67%) had @entity5 larger than 2 cm, five (33%) developed regional metastases, and three (20%) had @entity5 related @entity204 . Irradiation controlled the @entity5 in 15 (100%) @entity1 . Among the 68 ear @entity5 , nine (13%) were called @entity697 . Eight (89%) were larger than 2 cm, three (33%) developed regional metastases, and two (22%) @entity1 had @entity5 related @entity204 . Irradiation controlled the @entity5 in seven (78%) @entity1 . It is postulated that these @entity697 are virus induced @entity5 that develop in actinicly damaged and immunologically suppressed skin. Following treatment, careful follow-up is recommended because of their metastatic and lethal potential.
