Metastatic sebaceous cell carcinoma, review of the literature and use of electrochemotherapy as possible new treatment modality

Authors	Sex	Age	Localization / metastases	Treatment	Prognosis
Mellette et al. (1981) 14	M	63	Nose / cutaneous and paratiroid metastases	Curettage and surgical excision Parotidectomy Radiotherapy	nod
Moreno et al. (2001) 16	M	45	Left axilla / lymph node metastases	Surgery	6 months
Moura et al. (2002) 17	M	71	Forehead / cutaneous, nodal and skeletal metastases	Surgery Local radiation Chemo and cryosurgery	4 years without recurrence
Khan et al. (2003) 18	F	49	Vulva / subcutaneous and nodal metastases	Surgery Radiotherapy Palliative chemotherapy	nod
Murphy et al. (2004) 19	M	71	Right nostril / left nostril metastases	Surgery	18 months without recurrence
Swick et al. (2009) 20	M	83	Right flank / subcutaneous, nodal, pulmonary and hepatic metastases	Palliative radiotherapy	nod
Bhat et al. (2011) 21	M	32	Left feet / cutaneous metastases	Surgery Chemotherapy	nod
Bolm et al. (2015) 15	M	87	Left ear / nodal, pulmonary and cutaneous metastases	Surgery	18 months without recurrence
Our case	M	85	Scalp / cutaneous and subcutaneous metastases	Electrochemotherapy	2 months

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