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How is histopathology of small cell carcinoma?

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• full-thickness epidermal replacement by crowded keratinocytes that demonstrate disordered dyspolarity, loss of maturation, and nuclear pleomorphism with hyperchromasia • Apoptotic or dyskeratotic cells as well as typical and atypical mitosis are present at all levels of the epidermis, as seen in the following image • Variable loss of the granular layer with surface parakeratosis • Involvement of hair follicles is common


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