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Multiple, bean, hazelnut-sized slightly reddish nodules on the scrotum.
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The patient had the painless, hazelnut-sized slightly reddish nodules affecting the skin of the left scrotum (Figure 1).
Haematoxylin and eosin stains positive for carcinoma cells under the squamous epithelium.
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In microscopic assessment; the tumors were under the squamous epithelium and to form atipic glandular formation (Figure 2).
Higher power (100x) histology showing atipic glandular formation.
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This gland formations consist of cells with scanty cytoplasm, hyperchromatic nuclei and atypic epithelial feature (Figure 3).
Histopathology of the tumors.
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Biopsy of the skin compared with the original rectal cancer material, both tumor have same histopathology (Figure 4).