Dysplastic nevus classification

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Overview

Dysplastic nevus is a type of melanocytic lesions.

Classification

Most dermatologists and dermatopathologists use a system devised by the NIH for classifying melanocytic lesions.

In this classification, a nevus can be defined as benign, having atypia, or being a melanoma.  
  • A benign nevus is read as (or understood as) having no cytologic or architectural atypia.
  • An atypical mole is read as having architectural atypia, and having (mild, moderate, or severe) cytologic (melanocytic) atypia.[1]

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