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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Cutan Pathol. 2013 Feb 11;40(4):10.1111/cup.12090. doi: 10.1111/cup.12090

Table 3.

Comparison of inflammatory epidermal lesions, benign epidermal proliferations with inflammation, intraepidermal malignant/premalignant squamous lesions and invasive malignant squamous lesions

Features Inflammatory epidermal lesions, n (%) Benign epidermal proliferations with inflammation, n (%) Malignant/premalignant intraepidermal squamous lesions, n (%) Malignant invasive squamous lesions, n (%)
Pleomorphic parakeratosis 2 (4.55) 3 (7.69) 25 (89.29) 18 (43.9)
Mitotic figures 30 (68.18) 16 (41.03) 23 (82.14) 37 (90.24)
Abnormal mitotic figures 0 0 5 (17.86) 9 (21.95)
Nuclear overlap (crowding) 2 (4.55) 9 (23.08) 27 (96.43) 35 (85.37)
Irregular nuclei 1 0 22 (78.57) 39 (95.12)
Increased nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio 7 (15.91) 5 (12.82) 28 (100) 41 (100)
Nuclear hyperchromasia 20 (45.45) 24 (61.54) 28 (100) 37 (90.24)
Conspicuous nucleoli 9 (20.45) 5 (12.82) 26 (92.86) 41 (100)
Inconspicuous nucleoli 44 (100) 39 (100) 27 (96.43) 23 (56.10)
Coarse chromatin 43 (97.73) 22 (56.41) 26 (92.86) 41 (100)
Necrotic cells 28 (63.64) 25 (64.10) 26 (92.86) 40 (97.56)