Ali Sbai M, Balti W, Dhahak S, Ben Romdhane S, Tabib M, Balti H. Buschke Lowenstein tumor: unusual bilateral localization.
Tunis Med 2009;
87:627-629. [PMID:
20180387]
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Abstract
BACKGROUND
The tumor of buschke lowenstein or giant condyloma acuminata is a pseudo-épitheliomatous profileration bilonging to verrucous carcinoma group due to their aggressive local evolution. A malignant change as micro invasive carcinoma or epidermoid kératinizing carcinoma well-differentiated was reported. Diagnosis and surgical treatment represents an efficient alternative at the moment that must be precocius and large due to the frequencies of local recurrences and malignant change.
AIM
We present in this stady an observation of an unusual localization of buschke Lowenstein tumor with review of literature.
CASE REPORT
50-year-old men presented with bilateral tumours in the battock area whose diagnosis of buschke Lowenstein tumour has been clinically suspected and confirmed by biopsy and histopathologic study. The cover has been achieved by VY fasciocutaneous flaps of the muscle gluteus maximus.
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