Abstract
Cutaneous metastases may present in a variety of histologic guises simulating more common primary tumors. We present the clinicopathologic features of a case masquerading as basal cell carcinoma. Epidermotropism, vascular invasion, and the absence of stromal retraction around tumor nests prompted further investigation. Clinical history and directed immunohistochemical staining ultimately revealed the diagnosis of cutaneous metastasis of transitional cell bladder carcinoma (TCC).
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