Review Article
Molecular Markers in Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Table 2
Clinicopathologic classification for cSCC*.
| | High risk behavior cSCC | | | Bowen’s disease with invasion | | | Adenosquamous carcinoma | | | cSCC in proliferating pilar tumor/cysts | | | Tricholemmal cysts | | | Epidermoid cysts | | | Desmoplastic cSCC | | | De novo cSCC | | | cSCC in chronic conditions | | | Ulcers, sinus tracts, burns | | | Osteomyelitis | | | Chronic inflammatory disorders | | | Radiation-induced cSCC | | | Indeterminate risk cSCC | | | Clear cell SCC | | | Signet ring cell | | | Papillary cSCC | | | Pigmented cSCC | | | Follicular cSCC | | | cSCC from benign adnexal cyst | | | Putative cSCC versus low grade cSCC | | | Keratoacanthoma (KA) | | | Not a bona fide cSCC | | | Low grade behavior | | | Giant KA, | | | Subungual KA | | | KA with Immunosuppression | |
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*Modified Classification system from Cassarino et al. [24].
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