Table 2. Neoplasms presenting with skin lesions in a sporotrichoid distribution.

Abbreviations: A, age (years); C, case; CR, current report; G, gender; ILK, intralesional kenalog; LLE, left lower extremity; LUE, left upper extremity; M, man; Mult, multiple; Num, numerous; PUVA, psoralen and ultraviolet A; Ref, references; RLE, right lower extremity; RUE, right upper extremity; W, woman; >, greater than; #, number of lesions.

C	A,G	Neoplasm	Site	#	Treatment	Ref
1	63,M	Squamous cell carcinoma (cutaneous, metastatic)	RUE	12	Surgical debulking	[12]
2	70,M	Squamous cell carcinoma (cutaneous, metastatic)	RUE	4	Amputation	[13]
3	83,M	Squamous cell carcinoma (cutaneous, metastatic)	LUE	>5	Systemic chemotherapy, 13-cis-retinoic acid, amputation	[14]
4	50,M	Lymphoma - Primary cutaneous diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, leg type	RLE	5	Radiation	[15]
5	69,M	Lymphoma - Primary cutaneous peripheral T cell lymphoma, not otherwise specified	LUE	3	Radiation, systemic chemotherapy	[16]
6	36,M	Epithelioid sarcoma	LUE	Num	Excision, topical and systemic chemotherapy	[17]
7	82,M	Keratoacanthoma	RLE	3	Excision	CR
8	49,W	Langerhans cell histiocytosis (adult-onset)	LLE	Mult	ILK, systemic chemotherapy, PUVA	[18]
9	28,W	Melanoma (metastatic)	RLE	Mult	Not stated	[19]
10	64,M	Peripheral nerve sheath tumor	RLE	Mult	Amputation, systemic chemotherapy	[20]