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Ann Saudi Med 2015 November-December www.annsaudimed.net 482 A 77-year-old male patient presented with a dark-brown nodular lesion, which grew within an oval melanocytic nevus of 6×4 cm2 in size and located on the skin of the lower abdomen. The nodule appeared 6 months earlier and reached the size of 2 cm in diameter. The growing cutaneous finding manifested with the bleeding sore and crust. The nevus was excised entirely together with the nodule. The histopathologic examination revealed the nodular type of amelanotic melanoma, which was ulcerated and classified as Clark II and Breslow IV (5 mm of infiltration thickness). Essentially, no clear margins were noted both vertically and horizontally, and the infiltration of the tumor encompassed the border and subcutaneous tissue. Additionally, some satellite metastases were Metastases of malignant melanoma to the skin of abdomen and thorax imitating Herpes Zoster infection