1953
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1953.01540060060009
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Premalignant Fibroepithelial Tumors of Skin

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“…Described by Pinkus 53 in 1953 the fibroepithelioma typically arises above the natal cleft or on the lower trunk as a pink or flesh colored nodule with a constricted inferior margin suggesting a seborrheic keratosis. 55 In this tumor, elongated basaloid epithelial strands manifesting slit-like retraction from stroma are enmeshed in a myxoid matrix or a background of proliferating spindle cells with abundant collagen (Figure 14).…”
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“…Described by Pinkus 53 in 1953 the fibroepithelioma typically arises above the natal cleft or on the lower trunk as a pink or flesh colored nodule with a constricted inferior margin suggesting a seborrheic keratosis. 55 In this tumor, elongated basaloid epithelial strands manifesting slit-like retraction from stroma are enmeshed in a myxoid matrix or a background of proliferating spindle cells with abundant collagen (Figure 14).…”
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“…These include, but are not restricted, to keratotic BCC, 39 infundibulocystic BCC (Figure 12), 42,43 follicular BCC, [44][45][46][47] which shows collision features with pilomatricoma, pleomorphic BCC ( Figure 13), 48,49 BCC with eccrine differentiation, [50][51][52] BCC with sebaceous differentiation, the fibroepithelioma of Pinkus (Figure 14), 53 and the BCC with myoepithelial differentiation. 54 Keratotic BCC Also known as pilar BCC as it appears to differentiate along pilosebaceous lines, the keratotic BCC manifests large basaloid tumor nests that are rounded and show central keratinization and degeneration.…”
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“…It mostly occurs in elderly persons, nearly all patients are older than 50 years of age (4,5,7,8,15,16). Some authors (5) reported a case occurring in a child, too.…”
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“…Some authors (5) reported a case occurring in a child, too. Interval between the initial appearance of FEP and histological confi rmation of diagnosis is variable, it can range from a few months to several years (7,15). Some studies (4, 9) reported time of tumor growth 8-years that give evidence of its clinically favorable character.…”
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