Spontaneous regression in basal cell carcinomas
C Curson, D Weedon - Journal of cutaneous pathology, 1979 - Wiley Online Library
C Curson, D Weedon
Journal of cutaneous pathology, 1979•Wiley Online LibraryEvidence of previous spontaneous regression was found in 6% of 400 randomly selected
basal cell carcinomas. A further 14% showed small foci of active regression usually less
than 1 high power field in area and characterized by a lymphocytic infiltrate of tumor nests
associated with many apoptotic tumor cells. Spontaneous regression of basal cell
carcinomas has been paid scant attention in the past.
basal cell carcinomas. A further 14% showed small foci of active regression usually less
than 1 high power field in area and characterized by a lymphocytic infiltrate of tumor nests
associated with many apoptotic tumor cells. Spontaneous regression of basal cell
carcinomas has been paid scant attention in the past.
Evidence of previous spontaneous regression was found in 6% of 400 randomly selected basal cell carcinomas. A further 14% showed small foci of active regression usually less than 1 high power field in area and characterized by a lymphocytic infiltrate of tumor nests associated with many apoptotic tumor cells. Spontaneous regression of basal cell carcinomas has been paid scant attention in the past.
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