Electron Microscopy Study of Nodular Basal Cell Carcinoma

Abstract

The electron microscopic study represent the changes in the skin layers in the malignant tumor, the nodular basal cell epithelioma. Comparisons were made between normal cells found in the normal skin at the periphery of the tumor, the cells located near the tumor and the tumors located in the depth of the carcinoma. The microscopic analysis of the tumor formation revealed the characteristics of the pigmented nodular basal cell epitheliu. To the exterior of the carcinoma were evidenced numerous globular formations limiting the peripheral extension of the tumor, which explains its evolution in years.

Study of Biochemical and Hematological Markers in Patients Diagnosed with Basal Cell Carcinoma

“…Although changes in the lipid profile of patients with basal cell carcinoma (BCC) are still irrelevant (5), this study aims to investigate certain risk factors for the onset of BCC associated with hematological markers that can cause diseases that may favor an increased risk of occurrence of more frequent cancers (6). In addition, the systematic existence of many globular formations at the periphery of the tumor, constituted by an amorphous substance, limits the peripheral extension of the tumor by fitting the junction with the normal skin tissue, which explains their slow evolution in years (7), and might be related to their recurrence (8).…”