Head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) are common, being the sixth most common cancer. They can have a cutaneous or mucosal origin. As such there is a wide array of clinical and radiographic manifestations, and are separated into:
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Cases and figures
Case 1: SCC of the mandibleCase 1: SCC of the mandible
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Case 2: SCC of the maxillaCase 2: SCC of the maxilla
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Case 3: scalp SCC with invasion of the brainCase 3: scalp SCC with invasion of the brain
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