Primary Invasive Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Nipple

Table 1

Case reports, squamous cell carcinoma of the nipple and areola.

	Patient	Risk factors	Carcinoma	Therapy	Outcome
Venkataseshan et al. [4]	84 y.o. F	Not known	In situ	WLE	DF × 30 months
Sharma and Iyer [7]	41 y.o. M	HIV disease	In situ; Negative LNs	Mastectomy, SLN	DF × 3 years
Brookes et al. [8]	71 y.o. F	XRT	In situ	Photodynamic	Residual × 2, cryotherapy; DF × 9 months
	69 y.o. F	Not known	Invasive	WLE	Recurrence at 3 months, repeat excision; DF × 6 months
Loveland-Jones et al. [3]	66 y.o. F	XRT	Invasive	WLE	Not reported
Hosaka et al. [5]	73 y.o. F	Not known	Superficially invasive (<1 mm); Negative LNs	Mastectomy, ALND	DF × 5 years
Upasham et al. [6]	87 y.o. F	Not known	Invasive; Positive LN 1/11	Mod. rad. mastectomy	Not reported
Sofos et al. [1]	34 y.o. F	Not known	Invasive	WLE	DF × 12 months
King and Kremer [2]	62 y.o. M	Sun exposure × 10 years	Invasive with NE differentiation	WLE	Not reported

XRT = radiation therapy; LN = lymph node; SLN = sentinel lymph node; ALND = axillary lymph node dissection; WLE = wide local excision; DF = disease-free.