Cutaneous squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) are one of the most common malignancies,
which, with early recognition, may be curable. These tumors represent a broad spectrum of
disorders with many significant clinical, morphologic, and etiologic distinctions. The
objective of this article is to review the important clinicopathologic features of SCC with
particular emphasis on important recent developments, practical application, and their
relevance to the practice of pathology. The most pertinent literature of the last 5 years was …