1. Do basal cell carcinomas recur after complete conventional surgical excision? 
R.W. Griffiths, S.K. Suvarna, J. Stone 
British Journal of Plastic Surgery 
Volume 58, Issue 6, Pages (September 2005)
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2. Figure 1
Patient 1: (A) left upper lip index lesion, (B) left upper lip second lesion 5 years 9 months later.
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3. Figure 2
Patient 2: (A) left forehead index lesion, (B) left forehead second lesion at lower limit of scar 4 years 8 months later, (C) left forehead third lesion at right lower limit of skin graft 1 year 7 months after second lesion appearance.
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4. Figure 3
Patient 3: (A) right temple second lesion at lateral limit of scar of index lesion excision 1 year earlier, (B) left temple index lesion, (C) right temple third lesion just above upper edge of skin graft 8 years 10 months after second lesion excision, (D) left temple second lesion 2 years 2 months after excision of index lesion.
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5. Figure 4
Patient 4 index lesion left forehead, the second lesion developed 4 months later as a crust at the 6 O'clock position on the edge of the graft (recorded diagramatically in the notes but not photographed).
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6. Figure 5
Patient 5: (A) index lesion of glabella skin, (B) the second lesion 2 years 3 months later.
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7. Figure 6
Patient 6: (A) index lesion of left post-auricular skin, (B) second lesion at the lower graft edge 4 years 3 months later.
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