What is another word for Rodent Ulcer?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈə͡ʊdənt ˈʌlsə] (IPA) 
Rodent Ulcer is a skin condition characterized by a benign skin tumor that develops on the face. It is also known as basal cell carcinoma and is commonly found in rodents. The medical term for rodent ulcer is "basal cell carcinoma," but it is also known as "rodent cancer," "ulcus rodens," or "rodent sore." Other synonyms for this condition include "skin cancer," "carcinoma," and "tumor." Though the name suggests that it only affects rodents, it has also been found in humans. It is a treatable condition and can be managed with surgery, radiation, and medication. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to managing this condition successfully.
