Variants Of Sq.c.c. Flashcards

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Verrucous carcinoma represents ….%of sq.c.c

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Epidemiology→ 1% to 10% of all oral SCC.

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Etiology of verrucous

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o Chewing tobacco or snuff (80%).

Oncogenic virus (HPV 16, 18) in 20% of cases.

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Site of verrucous

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(3.) Site:

At the site of chronic tobacco placement (mandibular

vestibule, the buccal mucosa and the palatal mucosa).

May be extraoral at skin & lip (not due to tobacco chewing).

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Signs & symptoms of verrucous

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shape:

Thick white folded plaque with deep cleft-like

spaces between the folds.

Exophytic warty papillary lesion.

White or erythematous or pink depending on:

The amount of keratin.

The degree of inflammatory response to the tumor.

Painless, slowly growing and erodes the adjacent soft tissues and bone relatively late in its

growth,

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Regional lymph nodes are enlarged & tender due to infection not due to local metastasis.

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Ttt and prognosis of verrucous carcinoma

Mention effect of chronic and radio therapy safety margin and metastasis also neck dissection

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Treatment:

o Surgical excision without radical neck dissection.

o Surgery needs not to be extensive as that required for routine SCC of similar size.

Ⓒ Radiotherapy may lead to anaplastic transformation of verrucous carcinoma as it may causes

dedifferentiation. o Chemotherapy may temporarily reduce the size of verrucous carcinoma but it is not considered a

definitive treatment.

Prognosis good as metastasis is extremely rare and very late (0.1%).

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Etiology of spindle cell carcinoma

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Etiology 1/3 of all mucosal cases develop as recurrences after radiotherapy for a more

differentiated SCC, a phenomenon known as dedifferentiation.

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Clinical of spindle cell carcinoma

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Clinical features:

  1. Age old age (mean age 57 years).
  2. Sex No sex predilection.
  3. Site:

o Mainly in the upper aerodigestive tract (larynx, esophagus).

o Intraorally, the lower lip, lateral posterior tongue, and alveolar ridges are common sites, but other areas may be involved.

  1. Signs & symptoms:

o Two forms:

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Pedunculated or sessile polypoid nodular or fungating mass (exophytic).

Ulcer shows the criteria of malignant ulcer (endophytic).

o Rapidly growing tumor & may invade bone and underlying tissues.

Pain & parathesia are prominent features especially in lower lip cases as they have a tendency to travel along nerves through the mental foramen and into the mandibular canal.

o The tumor show early metastasis and is typically diagnosed in a late stage (stages III &IV).

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Most recently discovered variant of sq.c.c

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Basaloid

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Survival of basaloid sq c c

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23m

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Ttt of basaloid sq c c

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Surg +radio and chemotherapy

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Histology of basaloid Sq.c.c

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-superfacial mod. Sq c c 
Deeper lobules of basaloid cells with hyperchromatic nucleus
With
Peripheral palisading 
Central necrosis
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