Grading Melanocytic Dysplasia: Updated Histopathologic Criteria

Dr. Martin C. Mihm, Jr.'s innovative work on the dysplastic nevus achieved a milestone in his chapter in the World Health Organisation Classification of Skin Tumours (WHO-C). WHO-C presents a dichotomous classification (high-grade versus low-grade dysplastic nevi) and a quantitative metric to assess melanocytic nuclear enlargement. The Duke classification is a related approach that provides mostly quantitative histopathologic criteria for dysplastic nevi and gives due weight to architectural features as well as cytology. This paper proposes and illustrates updated criteria for scoring and grading melanocytic dysplasia, incorporating some of the definitions and categories of WHO-C, while refining the quantitative and architectural elements of the Duke grading system to facilitate more detailed and precise assessment of dysplastic nevi.

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Journal of Cutaneous Pathology
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2024-11-12
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https://doi.org/10.1111/cup.14744
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Cutaneous Melanoma Detection and Management
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Grading Melanocytic Dysplasia: Updated Histopathologic Criteria

Christopher R. Shea, Scott R. Florell, Catherine M. Shachaf, Víctor G. Prieto
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Journal of Cutaneous Pathology
Cutaneous Melanoma Detection and Management
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Grading Melanocytic Dysplasia: Updated Histopathologic Criteria

Christopher R. Shea, Scott R. Florell, Catherine M. Shachaf, Víctor G. Prieto
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Abstract

Dr. Martin C. Mihm, Jr.'s innovative work on the dysplastic nevus achieved a milestone in his chapter in the World Health Organisation Classification of Skin Tumours (WHO-C). WHO-C presents a dichotomous classification (high-grade versus low-grade dysplastic nevi) and a quantitative metric to assess melanocytic nuclear enlargement. The Duke classification is a related approach that provides mostly quantitative histopathologic criteria for dysplastic nevi and gives due weight to architectural features as well as cytology. This paper proposes and illustrates updated criteria for scoring and grading melanocytic dysplasia, incorporating some of the definitions and categories of WHO-C, while refining the quantitative and architectural elements of the Duke grading system to facilitate more detailed and precise assessment of dysplastic nevi.

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