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Epidermis: cell atypia, disordered keratinocytes, hyper/parakeratosis, no granular layer, crowding of nuclei in basal layer.
Dermis: solar elastosis, +/- chronic inflammtion |
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| Nodular; most common clinical type, usually on head and neck, firm waxy papule, pearly border, can become rodent ulcer, telans on surface. |
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| pigemented; similar morphology to nodular, contains black or brown melanin, common in darker skin, mimics melanoma |
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| superficial; scaly pink/red/brown patch, common on trunk, can mimic eczema, psoriasis, or bowens disease. |
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| morphaeform or sclerosing; less common, scar forming, borders extend beyond clinically apparent plaque. |
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