basal cell carcinoma

What are the Risk Factors for BCC in Pediatrics?

Several risk factors can predispose children to BCC. These include:
Genetic predisposition - Conditions like Nevoid Basal Cell Carcinoma Syndrome (Gorlin syndrome) increase the risk.
Radiation exposure - Previous radiation therapy for other conditions.
Immunosuppression - Conditions or treatments that lead to immunosuppression.
Excessive UV exposure - Prolonged exposure to UV rays, often due to outdoor activities or tanning.

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