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LESIONS
pearly border
b. Morpea type flat without ulceration and poorly defined
borders
c. Cystic type raised and cyst like.
Usually seen on the face or other exposed areas of the body
Commonly slow grow and destroys of local invasion
Rarely metastasize
Surgical excision therapy are the treatments of
choice
WIDE EXCISION + RECONSTRUCTION : GRAFT
FLAP
2. EPIDERMOID OR SQUAMOUS CELL
CARCINOMA
Ulceration with irregular edges
Occurs on exposed areas of the body and in
oral mucous membrane.
More rapid in growth than basal cell carcinoma
Metastasizes lymphnode
Treatment is surgical excision or radiation therapy
Wide Excision
Wide Excision
After Wide Excision + Reconstruction
SQUAMOUS CELL CA.
/ ORAL CA.
Wide Excision
+
Reconstruction
Oral Ca. + Fistula
Oral Ca.
PALLIATIVE
CONCLUSION