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Karyometry of nuclear phenotypes in cutaneous squamous cell cancer.

Analytical and quantitative cytology and histology - 1 Feb 2012

Bartels Peter H, Bartels Hubert G, Alberts David S, Yozwiak Michael, Prasad Anil R, Glazer Evan S, Krouse Robert S

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OBJECTIVE: To establish the karyometric characteristics of the two main nuclear phenotypes in cutaneous squamous cell cancer (cSCC) lesions. STUDY DESIGN: The clinical materials comprised 75 cases of cSCC, 38 with aggressive lesions and 37 with nonaggressive lesions. High-resolution images of 100 nuclei per case were recorded. Data were partitioned into four subgroups covering the range of lesion progression....

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PMID: 22590813
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