carcinoma verrucoso: uma variante clínico-histopatológica do carcinoma espinocelular verrucous carcinoma: a clinical-histopathologic variant of squamous cell carcinoma

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Abstract
O carcinoma verrucoso é uma rara e indolente forma do carcinoma espinocelular descrita por Ackerman em 1948. Sua localização preferencial é a cavidade oral. Clinicamente manifesta-se como lesão verrucosa, de progressivo e lento crescimento e bom prognóstico. O tratamento de escolha é a exérese cirúrgica, devendo o paciente ser regularmente acompanhado devido ao risco de recorrências.
Verrucous carcinoma is a rare and indolent variant of the squamous cell carcinoma described by Ackerman in 1948. The oral cavity is a most common site. Clinically, it presents most often as a slow-growing verrucous lesion. The prognosis is good. Treatment of choice is surgery. Patients require frequent reevaluation because recurrences may occur.
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Authors ;Maurício Zanini;Cláudio Wulkan;Francisco Macedo Paschoal;Marisa Homem de Mello Maciel;Carlos D´Apparecida S. Machado Filho
Journal Theriogenology
Year 2004
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10.1590/S0365-05962004000500013
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