A ʺCosa Nostra- like fellowʺ with a Problem?

Abstract

We present a 68-year-old man with a lesion dating from about 5 years, located near the right eye. Within the anamnesis made an impression that the person behaves incredulously, strangely and does not want to give detailed data during the anamnesis in terms of his profession, place of residence, as well as previous hospitalizations. We were also impressed by his unwillingness to remove his strange glasses. There were also some scarce anamnestic data for repeated sunburns as a teenager and a document for cytological investigation with data indicative for Basal cell carcinoma. The patient was hospitalized for clinical clarification of the diagnosis and determination of the most appropriate therapeutic and diagnostic approach.