Squamous Papilloma: Understanding Your Pathology Report
A squamous papilloma is a common benign (non-cancerous) growth made up of squamous cells, the flat cells that line many surfaces of the body. The cells grow outward in small finger-like projections, which gives the growth its characteristic bumpy or wart-like shape. The medical word for this shape is papillary. Squamous papillomas can develop anywhere …
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