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Table of contents
General:anatomy books congenital defects features to report histology staging
Infectious / Inflammatory:Crohn's disease fissure fistula granuloma inguinale lymphogranuloma venereum lymphoid polyp ulcer
Benign / nonneoplastic:granular cell tumor hemorrhoids Hirschsprung disease HSV related hypertrophy in HIV+ patients hypertrophied papillae inflammatory cloacogenic polyp tailgut cyst
Premalignant:Buschke-Löwenstein tumor (pending) condyloma acuminatum squamous dysplasia
Carcinoma:carcinoma overview adenocarcinoma basal cell carcinoma carcinosarcoma Paget disease sarcomatoid carcinoma small cell (neuroendocrine) carcinoma squamous cell carcinoma verrucous carcinoma
Other malignancies:melanoma
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Index (Alphabetical table of contents)
A-E:adenocarcinoma anatomy basal cell carcinoma Buschke-Löwenstein tumor (pending) carcinoma overview carcinosarcoma condyloma acuminatum congenital defects Crohn's disease
F-N:features to report fissure fistula granular cell tumor granuloma inguinale hemorrhoids Hirschsprung disease histology HSV related hypertrophy in HIV+ patients hypertrophied papillae inflammatory cloacogenic polyp lymphogranuloma venereum lymphoid polyp melanoma
O-Z:Paget disease sarcomatoid carcinoma small cell (neuroendocrine) carcinoma squamous cell carcinoma squamous dysplasia staging tailgut cyst ulcer verrucous carcinoma
Anus & perianal area books

Greenson: 2015

IARC: 2019

Lamps: 2015

Montgomery: 2017

Montgomery: 2015

Montgomery: 2017

Zutshi: 2016



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