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Keratoacanthoma versus squamous cell carcinoma of the lower lip.

E J de Santana, C B Rodrigues, Alberto Consolaro

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Abstract

The authors' aim in this study is to discuss and review, from the presentation of a keratoacanthoma case with a clinical diagnosis of squamous cell carcinoma, the clinical and histologic criteria for a differential diagnosis between these two lesions, as well as to analyze the factors presumably involved in keratoacanthoma formation.

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The authors' aim in this study is to discuss and review, from the presentation of a keratoacanthoma case with a clinical diagnosis of squamous cell carcinoma, the clinical and histologic criteria for a differential diagnosis between these two lesions, as well as to analyze the factors presumably involved in keratoacanthoma formation.

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The authors' aim in this study is to discuss and review, from the presentation of a keratoacanthoma case with a clinical diagnosis of squamous cell carcinoma, the clinical and histologic criteria for a differential diagnosis between these two lesions, as well as to analyze the factors presumably involved in keratoacanthoma formation.

Key concepts: Keratoacanthoma, Basal cell, Medicine, Differential diagnosis, Dermatology, Pathology, Presentation (obstetrics), Carcinoma

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