Spinocellular carcinoma

Prickle cell

Prickle
A prickle cell is an epidermal cell which lies above the basal cell layer, constituting a stratum spinosum, which forms innumerable intercellular bridges. These intercellular bridges give the stratum spinosum a rough appearance to which the cells of which it is composed owe their name. The purpose of these cells is to generate keratin. Prickle cells belong to the family of keratinocytes and contain large numbers of desmosomes.

Spinocellular carcinoma - List of case studies

Multirelapse Squamed Carcinoma of the Skin

75-year-old male with a cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma resected from the right eyebrow in 2003. In 2006, the patient ... at the level of the right cheek skin: diagnosis of spinocellular carcinoma . Updated on 07/2009: MRN (7-9-09): In ...

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