Abstract
Cutaneous basal cell carcinoma (BCC) usually has a benign clinical course featuring by slow growth, minimal soft tissue invasiveness, and a high cure rate. However, large (>20 mm) morpheaform BCC are uncommon. They are known to be aggressive, to recur and to spread, leading to extensive surgical excision and high morbidity.1 Based on charts review, using a retrospective study, we sought to identify risk factors involved in the recurrence of large morpheaform or aggressive BCC of the head and neck.
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