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interconnected, branching strands of basaloid cells embedded by a loose, richly vascularised fibrous stroma, extending from the epidermis down into the dermis
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Papillary mesenchymal bodies = hair follicle tumour
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Dilated pore of winer
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Clear cell acanthoma
- Discrete acanthoma with overlying parakeratosis
- Distinct transition between the normal epidermis and the clearer/paler cells in the stratum
spinosum - Peppered with neutrophils
The cells of the acanthoma are deficient in
phosphorylase, resulting in an accumulation of glycogen.
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Large cell acanthoma
The cells composing the acanthoma have large nuclei, typically twice the size of the nuclei in the surrounding epidermis.
May be pigmented
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Acantholytic acanthoma
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Pilar cyst
Abrupt keratinization without a granular layer
* Deeply eosinophilic dense keratin
* Focal calcification of contents common
* Typically on scalp
* Often multiple
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Blue naevus
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