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Skin: Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer                   More info on this condition   Squamous Cell Carcinoma   Squamous cell carcinomas develop in levels of the epidermis that are closer to the body's surface. They commonly appear on sun-exposed areas of the body such as the face, ear, neck, lip and back of the hands. They can also develop within scars or skin ulcers on other parts of the body. Copyright © 2000 Oncology.com, Inc. All rights reserved.   For more information on this condition:    Basal Cell Carcinoma    Symptoms    Squamous Cell Carcinoma    Symptoms - Squamos cell    Diagnosis    Staging    Treatment    Surgery    Radiation    Topical Chemotherapy    Systemic Chemotherapy    Clinical Trials   Return to Cancer Overviews List   Click here to visit Oncology.com     Click here to email this page to a friend

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