Case Number : Case 762 - 20th May Posted By: Guest

Superficial and deep congenital nevus (Zitelli's nevus) with plexiform growth pattern and extensive appendageal involvement.

Compound naevus with congenital features

Agree [quote name='Dr Engin Sezer' timestamp='1369031411']
Compound naevus with congenital features
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Compound melanocytic nevus

It is nice to be back, albeit briefly (see below) having moved from the US to the Deux Sevres region of France. It is quite a culture change from Phoenix to the peace and tranquillity of a tiny town deep in the countryside. Shopping Malls etc are now a thing of the past. As the melanocytic lesions that are usually posted cause such difficulty for many of you, it is nice to include a straightforward case to raise the morale!! Congenital nevus is correct. As I have turned 65 and moved towards retirement, I decided that May of this year would be my last month that I would be the "host" of the website. From July 1st I am delighted that Mark Hurt has agreed to take over my role although I will still comment on the spot diagnoses, difficult cases and blogs. Iskander will be posting more information later in the month.

Heureux de vous revoir, Prof. McKee! C’est beau de savoir que nous allons continuer à bénéficier de ses connaissances.

Dear Dr McKee, we are glad that u r back. Blessed move to France. We will miss u as the host of the website. We would love to keep reading ur comments.

Congratulations to Dr. Hurt! I'm sure that DermpathPRO will be conducted with the same intentions for which it was set up.

Kindest regards and best wishes for your retirement Dr. McKee. I'll look forward to your comments..

Dr McKee, best wishes for your retirement. Regards,