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MORPHEALIKE BASAL CELL EPITHELIOMA Sadao TSUKADA 1 , Takeo KUMAGAI 1 , Yoshio KAWASHIMA 1 , Ryoichi FUKUSHIRO 1 1Department of Dermatology, Kanazawa University School of Medicine pp.1169-1174
Published Date 1967/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1412200240
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A 51-year-old male school teacher noted a tumor on the left side of the neck which enlarged gradually.

At his first visit, the tumor was a rather hard induration in the deeper dermis with slightly elevated border and had the fine wrinkled surface. It was 5 × 2 cm. in size. Its central part was whitish and glistered and remained few hair follicles.

On palpation the induration was larger than the inspected size and was not attached firmly to the underlying layer. No tenderness was complained.

The swelling of regional lymphnode was not proved.

The diagnosis was determined by biopsy specimen and the tumor was removed surgically. No recurrence was noted.

Histologic specimen showed numerous tumor cell nests in form of strand or island embeded in a dense fibrous stroma from the middermis to subcutaneous fat tissue. The strands of tumor cells went parallel with the surface of the skin. The tumor cells looked like basal cells without significant atypicality and mitosis.

This is a rare type of the basal cell epithelioma and only 3 cases have been reported in Japan.


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