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Case Number : Case 2692 - 30 October 2020 Posted By: Dr. Richard Carr

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F90. Warty nodule armpit. ?Molluscum ?Cyst


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Cem Leblebici

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Acantholytic and mildly crateriform lesion with villus formation.

WARTY DYSKERATOMA. It can  also be called acantholytic dyskeratotic acanthoma.

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Dr. Richard Carr

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I too reported it as a warty dyskeratoma. We can see a typical p16 for a benign / reactive lesion with slightly variable mosaic pattern of staining, nuclear & cytoplasmic scattered in all layers of the squamous epithelium. Typical wild type p53 (strong in basal & supra-basal with weaker staining in mid-zone and minimal in inner zone. Complex architecture but no entrapment on EVG in keeping with a non-invasive lesions. 

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