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Archives of Surgery, 1971
A 35-year-old woman gave a history of having having had 20 operations in 13 years for abscesses and fistulas in her breasts. All of these had pointed at the peripheries of the areolae. Examination showed an undrained abscess just lateral to the areola of the left breast and a draining sinus similarly located in the right breast.
G, Crile, E M, Chatty
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Squamous metaplasia in colorectal polyps

Cancer, 1984
Two cases of rectal polyps that showed foci of squamous metaplasia are reported. In one, the squamous metaplasia was observed in an area of intramucosal adenocarcinoma. This finding tends to reinforce the contention previously made by some authors that squamous metaplasia in colorectal polyps may represent the precursor of primary colorectal squamous ...
U A, Almagro, K, Pintar, R B, Zellmer
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Squamous metaplasia of sebaceous gland

Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 2000
Squamous metaplasia in the skin has been reported in the eccrine ducts as eccrine squamous syringometaplasia (ESS). To our knowledge, squamous metaplasia of sebaceous gland (SMSG) has not been described in human skin. Twenty‐two biopsy specimens from patients with pressure lesions after cardiac surgery with extracorporeal circulation were evaluated for
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