adnexal tumours of skin
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1998
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Abstract
A total 120 cases of epidermal appendage tumours of skin were analysed and classified according to the classification provided by WHOâ€. Epidermal appendage tumours accounted for 12.87% of all skin tumours, of which 29.17% were benign and 70.83% were malignant. Most of the tumours (75.83%) were in the head and face region. The most common tumour was basal cell epithelioma (55%).
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| Authors | ;Parate Sanjay N;Chahande Rishi B;Nayak Suprita P;Bobhate Sudhakar |
| Journal | heterocycles |
| Year | 1998 |
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