Cauliflower Outgrowths on an Amputation Stump

Abstract

lesions” at the level of the amputation stump appeared 1 year ago. The rest of the examination was normal and the popliteal pulses were present. In front of this clinical aspect, we have mentioned a squamous cell carcinoma, skin metastases, soft tissue sarcoma, cutaneous B lymphoma, lymphangiectasia. Two skin biopsies were performed showing a hyperkeratotic, acanthotic epidermis, a fibrous dermis harboring a perivascular mononuclear inflammatory infiltrate evoking a PEH (Figure 1).