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A spinalioma is caused by chronic skin damage, especially in elderly, light-skinned people who are constantly exposed to UVB sunlight. Because the spinalioma is superficially located on the skin, the tumor could be detected early. However, the transition from chronic previous damage to [[cancer]] often takes place unnoticed.
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A spinalioma is caused by chronic skin damage, especially in elderly, light-skinned people who are constantly exposed to UVB sunlight. Because the spinalioma is superficially located on the skin, the tumor could be detected early. However, the transition from chronic previous damage to [[Krebs/en|cancer]] often takes place unnoticed.

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Nachricht im Original (Spinaliom)
Ein Spinaliom entsteht durch chronische Hautschäden, vor allem bei älteren, hellhäutigen Menschen, die ständig der UVB-Sonnenbestrahlung ausgesetzt sind. Weil sich das Spinaliom oberflächlich auf der Haut befindet, könnte der Tumor früh bemerkt werden. Der Übergang aus der chronischen Vorschädigung hin zum [[Krebs]] vollzieht sich jedoch häufig unbemerkt.
ÜbersetzungA spinalioma is caused by chronic skin damage, especially in elderly, light-skinned people who are constantly exposed to UVB sunlight. Because the spinalioma is superficially located on the skin, the tumor could be detected early. However, the transition from chronic previous damage to [[Krebs/en|cancer]] often takes place unnoticed.

A spinalioma is caused by chronic skin damage, especially in elderly, light-skinned people who are constantly exposed to UVB sunlight. Because the spinalioma is superficially located on the skin, the tumor could be detected early. However, the transition from chronic previous damage to cancer often takes place unnoticed.