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    Verruca vulgaris is a common skin condition caused by human papillomavirus that results in a squamous cell lesion. It presents as a verruciform proliferation of acanthotic squamous cells with rete ridges pointing toward the center and a normal basal layer of cuboidal keratinocytes at the base. The top of the lesion features compact keratin.

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    Verruca vulgaris is a common skin condition caused by human papillomavirus that results in a squamous cell lesion. It presents as a verruciform proliferation of acanthotic squamous cells with rete ridges pointing toward the center and a normal basal layer of cuboidal keratinocytes at the base. The top of the lesion features compact keratin.

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    Verruca vulgaris is a common skin condition caused by human papillomavirus that results in a squamous cell lesion. It presents as a verruciform proliferation of acanthotic squamous cells with rete ridges pointing toward the center and a normal basal layer of cuboidal keratinocytes at the base. The top of the lesion features compact keratin.

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    Verruca vulgaris

    Deba P Sarma, MD Omaha

    M 15 yrs, left hand

    Verruca vulgaris

    Commonly caused by Human papilloma virus: HPV-2 and -4. Verruca vulgaris is a mature squamous cell lesion. Verruciform or acanthotic squamous cell proliferation. Rete ridges at the periphery of the lesion point to the center. Base of the lesion shows normal basal cuboidal keratinocytes.

    Keratin on the top of the lesion is compact type.

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