Abstract

Melanoma is common tumor of skin arising from the melanocytes.Its aggressive nature and the increasing incidence are a requisite for an early diagnosis and proper management.Metastasis is very common and lymph nods are a most common site of secondary deposits. Fine needle aspiration cytology helps in an early diagnosis. We present a case of 70years male patient with non healing ulcer and bilateral inguinal lymphadenopathy.FNAC was done with histopathological co-relation in this case.

Key words: Cytology,Histopathology,Melanoma,Metastatic.