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A 3 x 4 cm, raised, ulcerous, and bleeding tumor, developing in the lower lip and expanding to 1/3 external upper lip.
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On examination, there was a 3 x 4 cm, raised, ulcerous, and bleeding tumor, developing in the lower lip and expanding to 1/3 external upper lip (Fig. 1).
MRI Scan demonstrated a tumor in lower lip and a suspicious lymph node.
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A 2 cm and round lymph node was also identified (Fig. 2).
Patient after surgery (left picture: immediately after surgery, and right picture: 1 month after surgery).
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The lower lip was reconstructed with V-Y advancement flap (Fig. 3).
Final pathology result was squamous cell carcinoma.
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Final pathology presented SCC (Fig. 4).