Lower lip squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) encompasses around 25% of all oral cancers. This disorder can attack the deep mandible and muscle and metastasize to lymph nodes of the neck. The surgical treatment plan for patients with SCC comprises of excision of the tumor, dissection of lymph node, and reconstruction of the lip. The present case study is about a patient who was admitted to the hospital for a tumor in his lower lip and was diagnosed with SCC. Case presentation A 68-year-old male farmer was admitted to the hospital for a tumor in his lower lip.
Upon questioning, the patient informed that the tumor had appeared in the middle of his lower lip almost a year before. Since then, it had been slowly increasing in size without bleeding or pain. Initially, due to poor financial conditions, he did not seek any treatment. However, in the past few months, the tumor had speedily…
