Clinical Characteristics of Basal Cell Carcinomas of the Scrotum: An Institutional Retrospective Review

Table 1

The clinical data and demographics of all cases.

Case	Age	Clinical presentation	Lesion dimension (cm)	Duration (before diagnosis)	Depth of invasion	Treatment	Follow-up, months	Subtype	Excision margin (cm)	HPV (P16)	Outcome
1	72	Brownish plaque and nodule	3.0  3.0	2 m		Excision	88	Nodular	2	−	Complete remission
2	62	Brownish plaque and nodule with ulcer	5.0  3.0	5 Y	Lymph nodes	Excision and lymphadenectomy	84	Nodular and infiltrating	2	−	Complete remission
3	73	Dark red to brownish plaque	3.0  2.5	2 Y		Excision	86	Nodular and infiltrating	0.5	−	Complete remission
4	77	Brownish plaque and nodule	3.0  2.5	6 M		Excision	76	Nodular	0.5	−	Complete remission
5	82	Red to brown nodule with surface ulceration	3.0  2.5	5 Y		Excision	76	Nodular	0.5	−	Complete remission
6	43	Brownish plaque and nodule	2.0  2.0	6 M		Excision	55	Nodular and infiltrating	1	+	Complete remission
7	62	Indurated poorly defined plaque and nodule	4.0  3.0	30 Y	Muscular	Excision	55	Superficial and micronodular	2	+	Complete remission
8	71	Hyperpigmented infiltrated plaque with dotted ulcer	3.0  2.0	20 Y		Excision	44	Nodular and infiltrating	0.5	−	Complete remission
9	87	Brownish plaque and nodule	4.0  2.0	1 Y	Dermis layer	Excision	24	Nodular, keratotic	0.5		Complete remission
10	57	Brownish plaque and nodule	2.0  2.0	10 Y	Dermis layer	Excision	13	Superficial and micronodular	0.5	+	Complete remission
11	58	Pinkish dome-shaped, exophytic nodule	4.0  3.0	2 Y	Dermis layer	Excision	10	Nodular	0.5	−	Complete remission
12	63	Brownish plaque and nodule	2.0  2.0	6 M	Dermis layer	Excision	6	Superficial and micronodular	0.5	+	Complete remission