Image | Statistics | Caption |
 |  | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): radical hysterectomy. |
 |  | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): appearance at low magnification. |
 | | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): frond-like papillae and well differentiated squamous epithelium. |
 | | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): the lesion is composed of well-differentiated squamous cell arranged in frond-like papillae with rare neoplastic cells invading the inflammatory connective tissue. |
 | | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): regular contour of epithelial fronds. Lack of significant cytonuclear atypia. Some mitoses may be found in the lower layers. |
 | | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): the epithelial nests lack significant cellular atypia, some mitoses may be found in the lower layers. Minute tongue of neoplastic epithelium projecting into the stroma (ellipse). |
 | | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): frond-like papillae with marked keratinization. |
 | | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): very well-differentiated squamous cells with regular contour of epithelial fronds and some dyskeratosis (arrow). |
 | | Verrucous carcinoma (former Buschke-Lowenstein tumour): higher magnification of the dyskeratosis (arrow). |
 | | Invasive verrucous carcinoma: epidermoid nests with essentially normal squamous differentiation and few minimal cellular abnormalities. |
 | | Invasive verrucous carcinoma: epidermoid nests with essentially normal squamous differentiation and some cellular abnormalities. Invasion of the stroma by some neoplastic cells. (arrow) |
 | | Invasive verrucous carcinoma: epidermoid nests with essentially normal squamous differentiation and few cellular abnormalities. |
