Lentigines, nevi, and melanomas

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32 Lentigines, Nevi, and Melanomas

Lesions with basal melnocycte proliferation 529

Ephelis 529
Lentigo simplex 529
Multiple lentigines 530

LEOPARD syndrome 530
Peutz–Jeghers syndrome 530
Carney syndrome 530

Laugier–Hunziker syndrome 531
Labial and genital melanotic macules 531
Melanotic macules of nail bed/matrix 531
Solar (senile, actinic) lentigo 532
Ink spot lentigo 532
Lentiginous nevus 532
Speckled lentiginous nevus 533
PUVA lentigo 534
Scar lentigo 534

Melanocytic nevi 534

Junctional nevus 534
Compound nevus 535
Intradermal nevus 536
Osteo-nevus of Nanta 536
Clonal nevi 537
Meyerson’s nevus 537
Ancient nevus 538
Deep penetrating nevus 538
Balloon cell nevus 539
Halo nevus 539
Cockarde nevus 540
Eccrine-centered nevus 540
Recurrent nevus 540
Spitz nevus 541

Atypical Spitz nevus 542
Halo Spitz nevus 542
Desmoplastic nevus 543
Plexiform Spitz nevus 543
Malignant Spitz tumor 543

Pigmented spindle cell nevus 544
Congenital melanocytic nevus 545

Dermal melanocytic lesions 546

Mongolian spot 546
Nevus of Ota 547
Nevus of Ito 547
Blue nevus 548
Combined nevus 549
Sclerosing blue nevus 549
Blue nevus with osteoma cutis 550
Malignant blue nevus 550
Dermal melanocyte hamartoma 550
Phakomatosis pigmentovascularis 550
Cutaneous neurocristic hamartoma 550

Atypical nevomelanocytic lesions 551

Dysplastic (atypical, Clark’s) nevus 551
Dysplastic nevus syndrome 551
Lentiginous dysplastic nevus of the elderly 551

Malignant melanocytic lesions 552

Malignant melanoma overall 552
Lentigo maligna melanoma 553
Superficial spreading melanoma 554
Nodular melanoma 555
Acral lentiginous melanoma 556
Desmoplastic melanoma 557

Miscellaneous group of melanomas 558

Verrucous melanoma 558
Neurotropic melanoma 558
Lentigo maligna 558
Balloon cell melanoma 559
Animal-type melanoma 559
Nevoid melanoma 560
Amelanotic melanoma 560
Other melanoma variants 560
Clear cell sarcoma 561
Squamo-melanocytic tumor 561

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32 Lentigines, Nevi, and Melanomas

Lesions with basal melnocycte proliferation 529

Ephelis 529
Lentigo simplex 529
Multiple lentigines 530

LEOPARD syndrome 530
Peutz–Jeghers syndrome 530
Carney syndrome 530

Laugier–Hunziker syndrome 531
Labial and genital melanotic macules 531
Melanotic macules of nail bed/matrix 531
Solar (senile, actinic) lentigo 532
Ink spot lentigo 532
Lentiginous nevus 532
Speckled lentiginous nevus 533
PUVA lentigo 534
Scar lentigo 534

Melanocytic nevi 534

Junctional nevus 534
Compound nevus 535
Intradermal nevus 536
Osteo-nevus of Nanta 536
Clonal nevi 537
Meyerson’s nevus 537
Ancient nevus 538
Deep penetrating nevus 538
Balloon cell nevus 539
Halo nevus 539
Cockarde nevus 540
Eccrine-centered nevus 540
Recurrent nevus 540
Spitz nevus 541

Atypical Spitz nevus 542
Halo Spitz nevus 542
Desmoplastic nevus 543
Plexiform Spitz nevus 543
Malignant Spitz tumor 543

Pigmented spindle cell nevus 544
Congenital melanocytic nevus 545

Dermal melanocytic lesions 546

Mongolian spot 546
Nevus of Ota 547
Nevus of Ito 547
Blue nevus 548
Combined nevus 549
Sclerosing blue nevus 549
Blue nevus with osteoma cutis 550
Malignant blue nevus 550
Dermal melanocyte hamartoma 550
Phakomatosis pigmentovascularis 550
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