MS II week 8 Flashcards
(36 cards)
what is the second most cause of skin cancer
squamous cell carcinoma
20% of non melanoma skin cancers
where do SCCs occur
sun exposed areas of the skin with low mets in light skinned people
dark skinned: non sun exposed
CUTANEOUS SURFACE
MOSTLY HEAD AND NECK
where do dark skinned people get SCC
legs
anus
chronic inflammation areas
what type of sun exposure increases risk to SCC
cumulative UVB exposure 5-10
what type of sun exposure increases BCC melanoma
intense intermittent sun exposure
UVB radiation
more burning
interval between inital skin damage and appearance of tumor
- scc as early as six week and as many as 60 years
what toxin exposure is associated wit hSCC
arsenic exposure
what blood type has more scc risk
type O
types of SCC
- SCC in situ
- erythroplasia of Queyrat
- invasive
- well diff
Scc in situe
well demarkated, scaly patch or plaque
slow growing
Invasive SCC
painful or itchy.
well differentiated
.5-1.5 may or may not ulcerate
indurated or firm hyperkeratotic papulse or nodule
what is a poor prognostic sign for scc
perineural invasion
Oral SCC presentation
ulcer nodule indurated plague. erythroplakia leukoplakia
keratoacanthoma
resemble SCC,
rapid initial growth, dome shaped with crater with keratotic core
verrucus carcinoma
subtype of scc: well defined exphytic cauliflower
scc of lip
nodules, ulcers white plaque
Vermillion border!!!
sites of mets for scc
reginal lymph
lungs
liver, brain skin bone
skin
what to assess with SCC
for perineural invasion
tumor depth
tumor differentiation.
punch biopsy
what spreads easier, SCC or BCC
Scc: 5-10%
mets: .003
what makes SCC lower risk
small
not into subcutaneous
from actinic keratosis
no high risk features
what is the most common fatal form skin cancer
malignant melanoma.
5th most common in men
7th in women
how thick with melanoma incrase lilky to die from mates
> 2.0mm