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{{Squamous cell carcinoma}}
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==Overview==
[[Patient|Patients]] with squamous cell carcinoma typically have a normal general appearance. [[Skin]] [[Physical examination|examination]] usually show [[Inflammation|inflamed]], reddened, scaly or crusty growth, sore or tender. Occasionally they can ulcerate, bleed or crust, not healing over time. They can take the shape of a wart, a reddened patch or an ulcer, with crust or [[bleeding]]. Sometimes they can present as a lump with central depression than [[Bleeding|bleeds]].

==Other Imaging Findings==
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File:Superficial squamous cell.png|[https://www.curadermbcc.eu/superficial-squamous-cell Superficial squamous cell carcinoma on the hand]
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==References==
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