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Nevo melanocítico com displasia melanocítica grave é um diagnóstico histopatológico baseado na presença de atipia citológica grave, definida como melanócitos aumentados, fusiformes e epitelioides, com núcleos hipercromáticos (tipicamente pelo menos duas vezes o tamanho daqueles dos queratinócitos basais) e nucléolos distintos. Esses nevos tendem a ter tamanho e pigmentação irregulares, e a terem sido extirpados devido à preocupação de que possam representar um melanoma inicial.
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Melanocytic naevus with severe melanocytic dysplasia is a histopathological diagnosis based on the presence of severe cytological atypia, defined as enlarged, spindle- and epithelioid-shaped melanocytes with hyperchromatic nuclei (typically at least twice the size of those of basal keratinocytes) and distinct nucleoli. Such naevi tend to be irregular in size and pigmentation and to have been excised because of concern that they may represent early melanoma.

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Melanocytic naevus with severe melanocytic dysplasia is a histopathological diagnosis based on the presence of severe cytological atypia, defined as enlarged, spindle- and epithelioid-shaped melanocytes with hyperchromatic nuclei (typically at least twice the size of those of basal keratinocytes) and distinct nucleoli. Such naevi tend to be irregular in size and pigmentation and to have been excised because of concern that they may represent early melanoma.
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    Melanocytic naevus with severe melanocytic dysplasia
    Melanocytic naevus with severe melanocytic dysplasia is a histopathological diagnosis based on the presence of severe cytological atypia, defined as enlarged, spindle- and epithelioid-shaped melanocytes with hyperchromatic nuclei (typically at least twice the size of those of basal keratinocytes) and distinct nucleoli. Such naevi tend to be irregular in size and pigmentation and to have been excised because of concern that they may represent early melanoma.

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