Malignant skin tumors (cancers)

The most frequent skin tumor is definitely the basalioma (also: basal cell carcinoma) that almost always occurs in anatomic regions that are exposed to light. This tumor doesn’t create metastases, reason for which it does not lead to deceases through this way of dissimination. However, it is to be considered malignant because if not healed it starts to irrevocably devour the tissue that is closely around it.
Other, less frequent forms of cancer are the following (listed by frequency):

- Actinic and precancerous keratosis
- Basalioma
- Spinalioma
- Melanoma

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