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basal cell carcinoma A skin cancer of cells resembling those of the basal (deepest) layer of the skin. It is locally invasive but rarely metastasises.
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basal cell carcinoma The most common form of skin cancer.
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basal cell a. a benign, encapsulated, slow-growing, painless salivary gland tumor of intercalated duct or reserve cell origin, occurring mainly in males, in the parotid gland or upper lip; solid, canalicular, trabecular-tubular, and membranous types can be distinguished histologically, but all show little myoepithelial cell participation and little stromal differentiation or metaplasia.
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basal cell c. the most common form of skin cancer, consisting of an epithelial tumor of the skin originating from neoplastic differentiation of basal cells, rarely metastatic but locally invasive and aggressive; it usually occurs as one or several small, pearly nodules or plaques with central depressions on the face of an older adult, particularly on a sun-exposed area of persons with fair skin. It has been divided into numerous and variable subtypes on the basis of clinical and histological characteristics; the more constant subtypes include nodulo-ulcerative, morphea-like, cystic, and superficial. Click here to view image■Several forms of basal cell carcinoma. (A), Nodulo-ulcerative; (B), pigmented; (C), superficial.
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basal cell c., alveolar cystic basal cell c.
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