Cystic plaque
Severe adenocarcinoma patients have single or multiple skin lesions with nodular or cystic plaques, 1.5 to 8 cm in diameter. Apocrine carcinoma is rare. It is common in the area of large sweat glands, mainly in the armpits, deformed large sweat glands, Moll glands, and sacral glands in the eyelids and external auditory canal.
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