...T. Hashimoto; N. Inamoto; K. Nakamura A 75-year-old man developed three lesions of Paget’s disease which involved the pubic area and both axillae. Histologically, there was no invasion into the dermis in any of the three lesions. Various kinds of histochemical and immunohistochemical studies...

...T.J. Stephenson; D.W.K. Cotton A case of Paget’s disease involving both the epidermis of the nipple and an adjacent epidermal cyst is reported. Immunohistochemistry showed similarity between the infiltrating cells in both sites and those of the underlying mammary adenocarcinoma. Epidermal cysts may...

...; on the other hand, the dermal tumor was negative. We diagnosed that the tumor in the epidermis was vulvar Paget’s disease, and the dermal tumor was a solid type of basal cell carcinoma. We speculate that the vulvar Paget’s disease preceded and then the basal cell carcinoma developed in the area of Paget’s...