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INTRODUCTION 13

Special Notes on Nomenclature 14

Table Ⅰ 14

Nevus 15

Basal Cells 15

Epithelioma 16

Acanthoma 16

Dyskeratosis 16

Etiology of Skin Tumors 17

Developmental Errors 17

Virus Diseases 18

Carcinogenic Agents；Precancerous Dermatoses 18

Histogenesis of Epithelial Tumors of the Skin 19

References 22

BENIGN TUMORS AND HYPERPLASIAS OF THE EPIDERMIS (ACANTHOSES；ACANTHOMAS；KERATOSES) 25

Infectious Verruace 25

Verruca Vulgaris 25

Verruca Plana (Juvenilis) 26

Epidermodysplasia Verruciformis 26

Digitate and Filiform Verrucae 26

Condyloma Acuminatum 27

References 27

Molluscum Contagoisum 28

References 29

Heyperkeratosis and Acanthosis of Congenital or Developmental Origin 29

Unilateral Linear Keratosis (Nevus Unius Lateris) 29

Focal Keratosis，Congenital (Naevus Verrucosa) 40

References 40

Basal Cell Epidermal Tumors (Basal Cell Acanthomas) 40

Seborrheic Keratosis 40

Basosquamous Cell Epidermal Tumor (Basosquamous Cell Acanthoma) 42

Intraepidermal Basal Cell Epithelioma (Jadassohn) 43

Fibroepithelioma (Pinkus) 43

Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra 44

References 44

Fiberoepithelial Papillomas 45

References 58

Acanthosis Nigricans 58

Juvenile Type 58

Adult (Malignant) Type 58

Pseudo Acanthosis Nigricans 59

References 59

Invasive Acanthosis；Invasive Acanthoma 64

Pseudoepitheliomatous Hyperplasia 64

Keratoacanthoma 64

Tumor-like Keratoses of Poth 64

Multiple Primary Self-Healing Squamous Cell Epitheliiomas of Ferguson-Smith 64

References 74

Miscellaneous Keratoses and Acanthoses 74

References 75

TUMORS AND HYPERPLASIAS OF OR RESEMBLING THE ACCESSORY STRUCTURES OF THE SKIN 77

Tumors and Hyperplasias of or Resembling Hair Follicles 77

Localized Anomalies of Hair Follicles 77

Trichoepithelioma 77

References 79

Tumors and Hyperplasias of or Resembling Sweat Glands 80

Simple Anomalies of Sweat Glands 80

Ectopic Apocrine Glands 80

Syringoma 80

Papillary Syringadenoma 86

Cylindroma (Cylindromatous Syringadenoma) 87

Nodular Hidradenoma 97

Myoepithelioma 97

Eccrine Spiradenoma 97

Mixed Tumor 98

Clear Cell Hidradenoma 98

Papillary Hidradenoma 99

Adenocarcinoma of Sweat Glands 112

References 113

Tumors and Hyperplasias of or Resembling Sebaceous Glands 115

Congenital Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia 115

Adenomatoid Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia 122

Hyperplasia of Sebaceous Glands Associated with Chronic Dermatitis 123

Rhinophyma 123

Sebaceous Adenoma 123

Sebaceous Carcinoma (Sebaceous Epithelioma) 124

References 125

Cutaneous Hamartoms of the Tuberous Sclerosis Syndrome 132

Facial Hamartomas 133

Extrafacial Fibrous Hyperplasia 133

References 133

CYSTS OF THE SKIN 138

Epidermoid Cysts 138

Milia 139

＂Sebaceous Systs＂ 139

Traumatic Epidermoid Cysts 141

Traumatic Epidermoid Cysts of Bone 141

Dermoid Cysts of the Skin 141

Steatocystoma Multiplex 142

Calcifying Epithelioma 142

Miscellaneous Cysts 144

References 144

PRECANCEROUS DERMATOSES 152

Chronic Solar Dermatosis 152

Senile Freckles 153

Leukomelanoderma 153

Solar Keratosis (Senile Keratosis) 154

Solar Carcinoma 155

Experimentally Induced Actinic Tumors 155

References 155

＂Cutaneous Hrons＂ 156

References 157

Xeroderma Pigmentosum 157

References 171

Dermatosis Due to Ionizing Radiations 171

Acute Roentgen Ray Dermatitis 171

Chronic Roentgen Ray Dermatosis 177

Roentgen Ray Keratosis 177

Roentgen Ray Tumors 177

Experimental Roentgen Ray Tumors 177

References 178

Dermatoses Caused by Coal and Oil Products 179

Acute Dermatitis 190

Chronic Dermatosis 190

Keratosis and Acanthosis Associated with Chronic Tar and Oil Dermatosis 190

Carcinoma 190

Experimental Tar Carcinomas 191

References 191

Arsenical Dermatoses 192

Arsenical Carcinoma 193

References 200

Miscellaneous Dermatoses of Precancerous Significance 200

Thermal and Chemical Burns 200

Mechanical Injury 201

Osteomyelitis Sinuses 202

Lupus Vulgaris 202

References 203

CARCINOMA OF THE SKIN 205

Basal Cell Carcinoma 205

Cell Types 206

Tissue Patterns 207

Connective Tissue Alterations 216

Growth Patterns and Clinical Subgroups 217

Nodular Basal Cell Carcinoma 217

Creeping Cicatrizing Basal Cell Carcinoma 217

Morphea-like Basal Cell Carcinoma 217

Ulcerative and Invasive Basal Cell Carcinoma 217

Multiple Superficial Basal Cell Carcinomas 217

Basal Cell Tumors of Childhood 232

References 233

Basosquamous Cell Carcinoma 234

Intermediary Cell Carcinoma 234

References 235

Squamous Cell Carcinoma 235

Cell Types 242

Broders＇ Classification 243

Connective Tissue Change 256

References 257

Intraepidermal Squamous Cell Carcinoma，Bowen Type 258

References 259

SECONDARY CARCINOMAS OF THE SKIN 265

Carcinoma by Direct Extension 265

Epidermotropic Carcinoma 265

Paget＇s Disease 265

Extramammary Paget＇s Disease 265

Secondary Tumors from Metastasis Through Lymphatic and Blood Vessels 268

＂Inflammatory Carcinoma＂ 268

＂Cancer en cuirasse＂ 268

Distant Vascular Metastases 268

Intravascular Metastatic Carcinoma 268

Secondary Tumor by Implantation 268

Sources of Metastatic Carcinoma 268

Differential Diagonsis of Primary and Secondary Skin Tumors 268

References 269

MESODERMAL TUMORS OF THE SKIN 274

Myxomas 274

References 274

Dermatofibroma 274

References 275

Xanthoma 275

References 275

Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans (Progressive Recurrent Dermatofibroma) 275

References 280

Xanthogranuloma (Nevoxanthoendothelioma) 280

References 281

Granular Cell Myoblastoma 281

References 281

Angiomas 281

Hemangiomas 281

Lymphangiomas 283

References 283

Leiomyoma 283

References 292

Idiopathic Hemorrhagic Sarcoma of Kaposi 292

References 292

Leukemias and Lymphoblastomas 310

Mycosis Fungoides 310

Hodgkin＇s Disease 310

Lymphosarcoma 310

Lymphocytoma Cutis 310

References 311

Leukoses of the Skin 311

Nonspecific Lesions Associated with Lymphomas or Leukoses 311

References 330