Benign lesions Flashcards

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Q

What is a junctional naevus?

A

Melanocytes proliferate and form clusters of cells at the dermo-epidermal junction

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What is a compound naevus?

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Junctional clusters and groups of cells in dermis

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What is intradermal naevus?

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All junctional activity has ceased and is entirely dermal

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What is a halo naevus?

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An area of pigmentation surrounded by a ‘halo’ of depigmented skin

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What is a dermatofibroma?

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A proliferation of fibroblasts induced by reaction to insect bite/minor trauma

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What is seborrhoeic keratosis?

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Benign epidermal tumours

Also called basal cell papillomas

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What is a keratoacanthoma?

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Benign spontaneously resolving skin lesions

Should be treated as SCC

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