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. 2022 Apr 1;12(2):e2022075. doi: 10.5826/dpc.1202a75

Table 3.

Dermoscopic Features of Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers (Basal Cell Carcinomas And Squamous Cell Carcinomas).

DERMOSCOPIC FEATURES PREVALENCE: n (%)
Pigmented squamous cell carcinoma cases (n=3)
Adherent scales with pigment 3 (100.00)
Peripheral hypopigmentation, loss of pigmented network seen in surrounding skin 3 (100.00)
White circles 1 (33.33)
Milky-red areas 1 (33.33)
Non-pigmented squamous cell carcinoma cases (n=4)
Adherent white scale 4 (100.00)
White circles 3 (75.00)
Ulceration 3 (75.00)
Peripheral hypopigmentation, loss of pigmented network seen in surrounding skin 2 (50.00)
Dotted vessels 2 (50.00)
Serpentine vessels 1 (25.00)
Shiny white strands 1 (25.00)
Peripheral islands of hyperpigmentation 1 (25.00)
Nail unit squamous cell carcinoma case (n=1)
Heavy pigmentation of the nail plate 1 (100.00)
Nail dystrophy 1 (100.00)
Subungual hyperkeratosis 1 (100.00)
Basal cell carcinoma cases (n=18)
Loss of normal background pigmentation and network 13 (72.22)
Milky red area 12 (66.67)
Accentuated normal background pigmentation network surrounding the lesion itself 10 (55.56)
Leaf-like areas 9 (50.00)
Blue-gray ovoid nests 9 (50.00)
Multiple blue-gray dots and globules 9 (50.00)
Shiny white blotches and strands 9 (50.00)
Central hypopigmentation 6 (33.33)
Spoke-wheel like structures 4/18 (22.22)
Scale and/or crust 2/18 (11.11)
MAY globules 1/18 (5.56)
Milky white areas 1/18 (5.56)
Ulceration 1/18 (5.56)
Peripheral hypopigmentation 1/18 (5.56)