International Transplant Skin Cancer Collaborative



	Skin Cancer Skin Cancer in transplant recipients Skin Cancers and Precancers AK SCC BCC Melanoma Merkel cell carcinoma Kaposi's sarcoma Skin cancer facts Risk factors for skin cancer with risk factor risk assessment for patients Treatment of skin cancer Prevention of skin cancer Sunscreen facts Sun facts Common myths regarding sun exposure, tanning and your skin Live interviews of transplant patient with skin cancer Transplant medication side-effects Cutaneous effects of immunosuppressant medications Skin Infections Fungal Viral Bacterial Skin Spots Seborrheic Keratosis Transplant Keratosis Porokeratosis Sebaceous Hyperplasia Other Concerns Hair Dry Skin Acne Folliculitis Treatments Treatments will vary. Treatment is based on the type, location, and size of the skin cancer, as well as various considerations of the patients overall health.Treatments that exist for skin cancer include the following: Note: you may either view the full list on one page or go to the individual treatment pages. Treatments listed on one page Individual treatment listings: Liquid nitrogen Topical Creams Photodynamic therapy Curettage and Electrodesiccation Excision Mohs micrographic surgery Special situations and alterations in your immunosuppressive medications
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