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Case Number : Case 1875 - 04 August - Dr Richard Carr Posted By: Guest

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F80. Ayptical mole on the wrist. Curetted.
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Dr. Mona Abdel-Halim

Dr. Mona Abdel-Halim 508

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Reticulated seb k, but do not know what is going in the dermis (first image) from this magnification. Otherwise, reticulated seb K. 

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urmilapandey

urmilapandey 15

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wondering if there is cystic invagination  in image 1

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vincenzo polizzi

vincenzo polizzi 185

Posted

Yes, SK, reticulated type, agree!

A typical example of what may happens in pathology: sometimes the diagnostically easiest lesion become the most difficult one....!

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Anil Patki

Anil Patki 4

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One may call it acanthotic type rather than reticulated. Reticulum= net and reticulated SK should show a network of thin strands of keratinocytes.

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Nitin Khirwadkar

Nitin Khirwadkar 63

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Pigmented Seb K/actinic lentigo. As Mona has pointed out, not sure what is happening in the dermis in the first image ? some calcification

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Dr. Richard Carr

Dr. Richard Carr 622

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Dear All 

Diagnosis: Seborrhoeic keratosis with pale basal keratinocytes mimicking atypical basal melanocytic proliferation.

Have a great weekend! 

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