Diagnosing and Treating Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma

If you've encountered confusion while diagnosing and treating Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma, you will likely find your answers in this dynamic discussion featuring Dermcast.live host Rob Casquejo, PA-C, and Heather Woodworth Goff, MD, MPH, of UT Southwestern. Relying on her comprehensive expertise, Dr. Goff sheds light on identifying instances where Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma might be mistaken for eczema or something else. She emphasizes the importance of differentiating conditions and shares strategies to narrow down the diagnosis and appropriately treat it. She advises maintaining a questioning approach; if initial treatments aren't effective, reconsidering the diagnosis might be crucial. This 38-minute interview is worth your time!

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Mine was originally misdiagnosed as Eczema followed by Psoriasis which I am guessing was me going through the early stages of Mycosis Fungoides.The truth came out when it hit the tumour stage,2b,when terrible tumours came one of which lead to an amputation.The tumours collapse of their own accord after about two months and get infected which would probably lead to death if untreated.