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Perianal squamous cell carcinoma in the absence of HPV or immunosuppression: A rare case report

Vincent Doan, Claudia Lee, Angela J. Jiang, and Alex G. Ortega-Loayza · 2026

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Section 04 of 05

  1. 01Introduction
  2. 02Case report
  3. 03Discussion
  4. 04Conclusion
  5. 05Conflicts of interest
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Section 4 of 5

Conclusion

Vincent Doan, Claudia Lee, Angela J. Jiang, and Alex G. Ortega-Loayza · about 1 minutes

Chronic inflammatory dermatoses, such as inverse psoriasis, of the anogenital region may obscure or contribute to the development of SCC. Therefore, clinicians should maintain suspicion for squamous cell carcinoma even when classic risk factors are absent. In lesions that fail to respond to conventional therapies or yield non-diagnostic biopsies, careful site selection or repeat targeted sampling should be pursued to avoid diagnostic delays.