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Does "ichthyosis uteri" have malignant potential
Diagnostic Pathology, 05/16/08
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Murhekar K et al. - The cervix showed moderate to severe dysplastic changes while the right fallopian tube showed extensive squamous metaplasia with dysplastic changes. We conclude that squamous cell carcinoma could develop into pre-existing ichthyosis uteri.
 

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