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Prospective cohort study demonstrates melanoma-associated features in histopathologically benign naevi, highlighting diagnostic discrepancies between imaging and tissue pathology.
Equivocal cutaneous melanocytic lesions can sometimes be diagnosed as naevi at histopathology, despite positive melanoma-associated features being observed at dermoscopy and/or reflectance confocal microscopy (RCM). We prospectively identified equivocal lesions with histopathological diagnosis of naevus and at least one criterion of melanoma on dermoscopy and/or RCM (Prot.# 289\13).
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