case_images: PMC11250645_01
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case_images: Clinical photograph of advanced basal cell carcinoma on the left abdomen before and during the complete treatment course (case 2). a aBCC on the left side of the abdomen at first presentation. b Axillary metastasis in the left axilla at first presentation. c aBCC on the abdomen after 4 months of vismodegib treatment. Clinically visible good response to vismodegib treatment. d aBCC on the abdomen after 6 months of vismodegib treatment. Several tumor nodules visible in the scar. e aBCC on the abdomen during treatment with pembrolizumab. Several tumor nodules are still visible. f aBCC on the abdomen after discontinuing pembrolizumab treatment. Clinically visible disease progression. g aBCC on the abdomen during the second cycle of vismodegib treatment. Disease progression is clinically visible.
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case_images: F1
case_images: A 63-year-old woman presented to our clinic with a 20-year existing, ulcerating tumor on the abdomen and a smaller, ulcerating tumor in the left axilla (Fig. 1a, b).
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