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2
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Flat, solid, raised area larger than 1 cm
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3
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A circumscribed fluid filled elevation greater than 1 cm
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4
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Resembles normal cells, remain localized, cannot spread to distant sites but can invade adjacent tissues
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7
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A lesion that has a wrinkled surface
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8
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Less dense tissues appear darker
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9
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A lesion which grows outward from the surface
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12
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Consists of many fused units
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13
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Tract or fistula that leads to the surface
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14
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More dense tissues appear lighter
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18
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Solid mass that has a dimension of depth
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19
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Stem-like or stalk base
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21
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Denuded area below the basal layer
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22
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A pigmented lesion 1 cm or smaller
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23
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A lesion that has a rough, wart-like surface
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25
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Flat or broad base
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26
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Borders are not well defined.
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27
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'New growth' abnormal cells exhibit uncontrolled growth
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1
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Abnormal cells, invade and destroy surrounding tissue, can metastasize throughout the body
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2
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Benign discoloration of mucosa or gingiva
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5
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A flat, pigmented lesion larger than 1 cm
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6
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A circumscribed elevation filled with purulent exudate resulting from infection
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7
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Borders are well defined
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9
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Denuded area above the basal layer
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10
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A lesion with small, finger-like projections
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11
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An outer layer, covering or scab over a lesion
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15
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A lesion that has a deep cleft or grooves
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16
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Abnormally hard area compared to adjacent tissues
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17
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Soft, readily yielding consistency of a fluid-filled lesion
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20
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Consists of one, well-defined unit
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24
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A circumscribed, fluid filled elevation less than 1cm
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28
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Elevated, solid lesion less than 1 cm
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