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Basal cell carcinoma arising within a longstanding hemangioma.
Basal cell carcinomas have been reported to arise within several different tumors. Without careful attention to detail, basal cell carcinomas may go unnoticed when presenting within or directly adjacent to another distinct tumor. The increased use and accessibility of dermoscopy has allowed dermatologists to detect skin cancers that might otherwise be undetected by the naked eye. This case report details a collision, detected by dermoscopy, of a basal cell carcinoma developing within a long-standing hemangioma (cherry angioma) on the left lower eyelid of a 75-year-old man.
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