Primary neuroendocrine (Merkel cell?) carcinoma of the skin. I. A clinicopathologic and ultrastructural study of 43 cases

Keyphrases

• Tumor 100%
• Distant Metastasis 100%
• Ultrastructural Study 100%
• Clinicopathologic Study 100%
• Merkel Cell Carcinoma 100%
• Lower Extremity 50%
• Pathological Features 50%
• Clinical Features 50%
• Chemotherapy 50%
• Histopathological Features 50%
• Neoplasms 50%
• Secretory Granules 50%
• Membrane Binding 50%
• Head-and-neck 50%
• Intercellular Junctions 50%
• Intermediate Filaments 50%
• Structural Features 50%
• Trabecular Bone 50%
• Elderly People 50%
• Upper Extremity 50%
• Radiotherapy 50%
• Anastomosis 50%
• Subcutaneous Tissue 50%
• Natural History 50%
• Upper Trunk 50%
• Local Recurrence 50%
• Dermis 50%
• Nucleolus 50%
• Regional Lymph Node Metastasis 50%
• Spinous Process 50%
• Dense Core 50%
• Primary Neuroendocrine Carcinoma 50%
• Merkel Cell 50%
• Round Cells 50%
• Ultrastructural Findings 50%
• Neuroendocrine Carcinoma of the Skin 50%
• Amphophilic 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Tumor 100%
• Ultrastructural Study 100%
• Merkel Cell Carcinoma 100%
• Neoplasm 50%
• Metastatic Carcinoma 50%
• Neck 50%
• Intermediate Filament 50%
• Cell Junction 50%
• Lymph Node Metastasis 50%
• Distant Metastasis 50%
• Recurrent Disease 50%
• Upper Limb 50%
• Neuroendocrine Carcinoma 50%
• Subcutaneous Tissue 50%
• Nucleolus 50%
• Spinous Process 50%
• Secretory Granule 50%
• Merkel Cell 50%
• Trabecula 50%
• Dermis 50%
• Radiation Therapy 50%