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case_images: Histopathology. Microscopic examination, H&E stain, at 40x magnification, reveals numerous atypical melanocytes of epithelioid appearance characterized by a pleomorphic nucleus and prominent nucleolus.. H&E, hematoxylin and eosin
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case_images: Microscopically, sections revealed numerous atypical melanocytes forming nests of varying sizes, showcasing an epithelioid appearance with a pleomorphic nucleus, and prominent nucleolus (Figure 1).
case_images: Clinical aspect of the lesion.. Irregular seborrheic-like lesion situated on the crown of the patient's head.
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case_images: Clinical examination revealed an irregular seborrheic-like lesion on the head's crown, with dermoscopy unveiling characteristic features including a pigment network at the lesion's periphery (indicated by a black arrowhead), suggesting a specific pattern (Figure 2).
case_images: Dermoscopy image illustrating characteristic features of the observed skin lesion. . A pigment network is evident at the periphery (black arrowhead). In the center, a distinct blue-white veil is observed (circle). Additionally, scattered milia-like cysts are visible within the lesion (blue arrow). The presence of hematic crusts is also noted (white arrowhead).
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case_images: At the lesion's center, a distinctive blue-white veil (circled) created striking contrast, and scattered milia-like cysts (blue arrow) contributed to its dermoscopic appearance (Figure 3).