Lim
TW Lee MH Park JG Cho BK Cutis 2001 Jul;68(1):50-2
Classic
Kaposi sarcoma (KS) is a sporadic disease that usually
affects persons older than 50 years, with a distinct
male predominance. Although classic KS has a protracted,
indolent course, there appears to be a rare disseminated
fulminant type. This report describes a case of
classic KS, presenting as a very rapid enlargement
and dissemination of skin lesions, without evidence
of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection
or involvement of other internal organs. |
