Case 675 15.1.13 (IH Chaudhry) M 72 lesion on back
Not the best example
Case 796 5.7.13 (R. Carr) M 70 cheek.
Classical, but perineural invasion (can occur rarely) put some off the diagnosis favouring microcystic adnexal carcinoma
Case 813 30.7.13 (M. Hurt) M 51 cheek. (*teaching)
Useful discussion comparing DTE and DTE-like morphoeic BCC. Ackerman had a list of 26 differentiating features, of which the most useful seem to be: symmetry in DTE; rims of compact collagen around cords in DTE; aggregations of larger size in BCC, not DTE; variations in size and shape in BCC; bizarre shapes in BCC; foci of typical nodular BCC; epithelial keratin-filled cysts in DTE; calcification of keratin cysts in DTE; mitotic figures rare in DTE; nerve and muscle usually not invaded by DTE
Case 890 15.11.13 (R. Carr) F 75 lip ?BCC
Case of morphoeic BCC with discussion comparing features with DTE)
Case 1725 6.1.17 (R. Carr) F 60 nasal tip (*teaching)
Intralesional perineural involvement. Calcification with knife shatter. Granulomatous reaction.
Case 2526 12.3.20 (S. Taibjee) F 34 nose lesion
Case 2584 2.6.20 (U. Sundram) F 45 cheek papule
Typical features, but superficial biopsy only. Caveat re superficial biopsy made
Case 2924 21.9.21 (U. Sundram) F 65 forehead lesion
Resources/On-line course/Case 174/24.2.12 F 27 tumour cheek
A superficial and mid dermal tumour forming cords and narrow strands of basaloid cells associated with small keratocysts set in a sclerotic stroma. No evidence of ductal differentiation or intracytoplasmic lumen formation is evident
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