Köp Pathology of Challenging Melanocytic Neoplasms av Christopher R Shea, Jon A Reed, Victor G Blue Nevus versus Pigmented Epithelioid Melanocytoma.

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It is generally found on the trunk or lower extremities of young women. Most authors consider it to be a variant of Spitz nevus. The main concern with these lesions remains their propensity to mimic melanoma both clinically and histologically. Nevus cells typically contain abundant melanin pigment, may be associated with melanophages. Nuclei are monotonous, resemble normal keratinocytes and may have small nucleoli. Often has architectural or cytologic atypia ( Hum Pathol 1991;22:52 ) Variable lymphocytic infiltrate at base of lesion.

Its nucleus is thin and elongated, with delicate chromatin and small nucleoli. The cells form nests and fascicles tightly grouped in the dermoepidermal junction, and they can focally infiltrate the … Pigmented spindle cell nevus (PSCN) of Reed is a morphologic variant of Spitz and may be very diagnostically challenging, having histologic features concerning for melanoma. Their occurrence in younger patients, lack of association to sun exposure, and rapid early growth phase similar to Spitz nevi suggest fusions may also play a significant role in these lesions. 2017-11-22 Pigmented Nevus. Pigmented nevi contain nevomelanocytic nevus cells, cells derived from neural crest and that share with normal skin melanocytes the ability to produce melanin.

The term originates from nævus, which is Latin for "birthmark"; however, a nevus can be either congenital (present at birth) or acquired.

24 Apr 2017 Typically show hyperchromatic-staining nuclei with small nucleoli Cytoplasm with prominent melanin pigmentation • Atypical Reed nevus Often

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Reed nevus or pigmented spindle-cell nevus may mimic cutaneous melanoma; however, its dermoscopic and histopathological characteristics are different. This case report describes three patients with distinct clinical, dermoscopic and histopathological presentations, which were correlated to enable a differential diagnosis to be made between melanoma and Spitz nevus.

The main concern with these lesions remains their propensity to mimic melanoma both clinically and histologically. Nevus cells typically contain abundant melanin pigment, may be associated with melanophages.

Reed Nevus With Junctional Nests Showing Bridging Higher magnification shows bridging across rete ridges by junctional nests of streaming pigmented spindle-shaped cells. Reed nevus (also known as pigmented spindle cell nevus of Reed) is an acquired, benign, melanocytic lesion most frequently classified as a variant of a Spitz nevus. A Reed nevus typically presents as an asymptomatic, single, 2-8 mm, dark brown to black macule or papule on the lower extremities of young adults. Reed nevus or pigmented spindle-cell nevus was first described by Reed in 1975.
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2016-06-04 Reed nevus (pigmented spindle-cell nevus): a report of three cases with distinct dermoscopic patterns. Karin Krause Boneti , J. Piñeiro-Maceira , Francisco Burnier Carlos Pereira , C. Barcaui Medicine 2018-12-13 pigmented spindle cell nevus (reed nevus) Pigmented spindle cell nevus, a benign, heavily pigmented lesion, is considered a variant of Spitz nevus.

Pigmented spindle cell nevus Many dermatopathologists believe the pigmented spindle cell nevus (PSCN) of Reed, or Reed’s nevus, represents one end of the spectrum of Spitz nevi, composed exclusively of spindled cells with the aforementioned spitzoid cytomorphology. These lesions Reed's pigmented spindle cell nevus is often misdiagnosed as malignant melanoma despite reliable clinical and histopathologic diagnostic features. In the present report, We believe that pigmented spindle cell nevus is a distinc- tive variant of Spitz nevus, first described by Richard Reed.
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Clinical features of Reed nevus or pigmented spindle-cell nevus. A and B, Heavily pigmented melanocytic lesion, with a color between dark brown and black.

DNA damage p53 Skin pigmentation and thickening of epidermis are the two major natural protection factors gene for the basal cell nevus syndrome.