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•=SCC in situ
•ddx: psoriasis, chronic eczema (including tinea), superficial BCC, seborrheic keratosis
•histology:  atypical cells throughout entire thickness of epidermis, and involve epidermal appendages, especially hair follicles (vs. AK)
•classic immunohistochemistry panel:  Paget’s vs. superficial spreading melanoma vs. Bowen's (see EMPD for detailed immunohistochemistry)

 

hmtoggle_plus1Erythroplasia of Queyrat
•SCC in situ
•appears exclusively under the foreskin of the uncircumcised penis
•treatment of choice = 5-FU cream vs. aldara
•recurrences are unlikely because hair follicles that serve as foci for recurrence are absent on the penile mucosa