Squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue

Discussion:

Punch biopsy of the tongue was performed: 

MICROSCOPIC DESCRIPTION: Sections show stratified squamous mucosa and infiltrating squamous cell carcinoma with cords and nests of cells having keratin pearls and abundant intercellular bridges. There are numerous mitotic figures including atypical forms. The stroma is desmoplastic. There is no lymphovascular or perineural invasion identified. 2. Sections show a fragment of tissue predominantly composed of tumor of similar appearance to that seen in specimen 1 with a little benign, inflamed squamous epithelium at one end.

DIAGNOSIS: 1. Left anterior lateral tongue, biopsy: Squamous cell carcinoma. 2. Punch biopsy left anterior lateral tongue: Squamous cell carcinoma.

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