A case of massive porocarcinoma.

T Boam, A Szczap, T Mendes da Costa, N Khirwadkar, L Tho, J Gollogly

Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England(2017)

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Abstract
A 53-year-old Cambodian woman presented with nodular masses on the right arm suggestive of a sarcoma-type malignancy. The masses were excised and identified as multiple benign eccrine poromas. The patient re-presented after two years with large relapsed tumours and axillary lymph node involvement. A forequarter amputation was undertaken. Histology confirmed the diagnosis of a porocarcinoma, which was likely to be due to malignant transformation of the original poromas. The size and multiplicity of the tumours represents a highly unusual presentation of these rare eccrine neoplasms.
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