Melanocytic and non-melanocytic lesions (pigmented lesions) Flashcards
meaning of ABCDEs
asymmetry
border
color
diameter
evolving
melanocytes
neural crest cells that migrate and reside with basal epithelial cells
melanocytic
what cells that migrate and reside with basal epithelial ceels
neural crest cells
drugs/medication
hematoma
other pigments
give 5 melanocytic lesions
SOCMM
- smoking-associated melanosis
- oral melanotic macule
- cafe-au-lait macules
- melanocytics nevus
- melanoma
linked to cigarette smoking “smokers melanosis”
stimulation of melanocytes
smoking associated melanosis
time and dose related
smoking associated melanosis
localization for smoking associated melanosis
anterior labial gingiva
palate and buccal mucosa :associated with pipe
palate and buccal mucosa associated with
pipe
treatment and prognosis for smoking associated melanosis
smoking cessation
needs biopsy if overlappingwith other signs and questionable characteristics
present as intraoral freckle
melanotic macule
post inflammatory pigmentation
macules associated with systemic diseases
melanotic macule
localization for melanotic macule
predominantly in any mucosal surface and vermillion of the lips
what are systemic conditions associated with oral melanotic macules
peuts-jeghers syndrom
addision’s disease
laugier-hunziker syndrome
bandler syndrom
normal numbers of melanocytes but increased melanin production
oral melanotic macule
melanomas, blue nevi, amalgam tattoos
consider systemic condition
oral melanotic macule
melanin-pigmented patches of SKIN that have irregular margings and a uniform brown coloration
cafe-au-lait macules
neurofibromatosis for cave au lait macules
<0.5cm, >1.5cm, sixe or more
albright’s syndrome
endocrene abnormalities
cafe au lait macules
mole
melanocytic nevus
congenital lesion composed of what cell in melanocytic nevus
melanocytic cells
group of round-polygonal cells in nested pattern
melanocytic nevus
round/polygonal cells in nested patter
melanocytic nevus
localization of menalocytic nevus
palate
no malignant potention
. must be differentieated from melanoma
melanocytic nevus
subtypes of melanocytic nevus
junctional nevus
comound nevus
intrammucosal nervus
blues skyes
treatment for melanocytic nevus
need to differentiate from melanoma
suspected nevi shoud be biopsied
rare but < japanese population
melanoma
2 biological subtypes of melanoma
invasive melanoma
in situ melanoma
unusual number of melanocytes with abnormal morphology
melanoma histopathologic features
stain for melanoma
HMB-45
S-100
MART-1
prolonged preinvasive junctional phase
in situ melanoma
poor prognosis due to delayed diagnosis and undertreatment
in situ melanoma
connective tissue invation without junctional phase
poor prognosis
invasive melanoma
genetic mutations
melanoma
familial for melanoma
p16
p14
CDK4
MC1R
sporadic for melanoma
BRAF
N-RAS
chemotherapy, surgical excision
treatment for melanoma
in melanoma, prognosis depends on
histological subtype
depth of invation
metastasis
survival rate for melanoma
20% after 5 years