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Basal cell carcinoma: surgical margin detection using digital dermoscopy.

Mun and colleagues concede first that arborizing vessels are not cells of the BCC itself but bystander findings. We believe that they are a common type of feeder vessel for slow-growing tumors such as BCCs. This is a contradiction, because they are vessels that have the function of feeding the tumor and do not belong to normal skin. The BCC is made up of cells and stroma; the stroma also has vessels that sustain and feed the tumor.