Rapid growing invasive squamous cell carcinoma
Journal Title: Dermatologia Kliniczna - Year 2009, Vol 11, Issue 3
Abstract
Case report describes a 84-year-old woman with rapid growing invasive squamous cell carcinoma localized on the right shin at site of a posttraumatic scar. This carcinoma was of oval shape, sized 1,6 cm, with a hyperkeratotic surface. Radical excision of this carcinoma was necessary and histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of an invasive squamous cell carcinoma.
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Klaudia Poljaková, Rudolf Pullmann
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