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Histologie UV-Licht-bedingter maligner Hauttumore

Histology of malignant tumors caused by UV light

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Zusammenfassung

Chronische UV-Exposition ist der wichtigste ätiologische Faktor bei der Entstehung von malignen Hauttumoren. Besonders gefährdet sind hellhäutige Menschen, die berufsbedingt oder in ihrer Freizeit länger und ohne Sonnenschutz dem Sonnenlicht ausgesetzt sind. Im Folgenden wird eine Zusammenfassung über die Histopathologie von UV-Licht-bedingten malignen kutanen Tumoren gegeben.

Abstract

Chronic exposure to UV light is the most important etiological factor for the occurrence of malignant skin tumors. Light-skinned persons who for professional reasons or in leisure activities are exposed to sunlight without sun protection for long periods of time are particularly at risk. This article gives a summary of the histopathology of malignant skin tumors caused by UV light.

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Megahed, M. Histologie UV-Licht-bedingter maligner Hauttumore. Hautarzt 63, 778–787 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00105-012-2401-4

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