A rare complication of recurrent pressure ulcers

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A rare complication of recurrent pressure ulcers

This is a magnetic resonance image (MRI) showing a squamous cell carcinoma of the sacral area of a man in his 60s (fig 1). He had been paraplegic for 40 years and had been troubled with recurrent…

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