Clinical status of Mycosis fungoides in 636 Greek patients

Abstract

Aims: Mycosis fungoides (MF) typically occurs in mid to late adulthood. Besides the classical Alibert-Bazin disease, several clinicopathological variants imitating a wide range of skin diseases have been described. Therefore, diagnosis is commonly protracted over years or even decades. We sought to evaluate the clinical profile at the time of initial diagnosis of MF in a large cohort of Greek patients.