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Image Number #3374 (Seborrhoeic keratosis irritated)

Site: Back

Diagnosis: Seborrhoeic keratosis irritated

Sex: M

Age: 92

Type: Dermlite Polarised

Submitted By: Ian McColl

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Description: Pigmented lesion back

History:

 This lesion looked darker than the many other seborrhoeic keratoses on this elderly man's back. It was thought there might be a lentiginous proliferation of atypical melanocytes in the lesion . Also the multiple colours and the white lines were unusual for a seborrhoeic keratosis. However pathology of a large shave biopsy excision showed only a pigmented thick seborrhoeic keratosis with increased pigment in normal basal keratinocytes. The blue colour was because of the depth of the lesion ie thick. No idea why the white lines!

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