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KMID : 0376119950220020213
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Medical Journal of the Red Cross Hospital
1995 Volume.22 No. 2 p.213 ~ p.217
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Clinical and Histopatholgical Observation on Acquired Melanocytic Nevus(1985~1989)
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Abstract
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This clinical and histopathological study was performed with 149 cases of acquired melanocytic nevi, which were obtained as surgical specimens from 1985 to 1989 at department of clinical pathology, Seoul Red Cross Hospital.
@ES The results were follows:
@EN 1) Histologic subdivision of melanocytic nevus into junctional (J), ICI, and intradermal(I) is used. IJC is a lesion in an intermediate state between junctional and compound nevus, and ICI, between compound and intradermal nevus.
2) The age distribution of the excisional melanocytic nevus peaks during the third decade of life, with 47% of patients between 21~40 year-old age.
3) Of 149 specimens with excisional melanocytic nevus, the number of junctional, IJC, compound, ICI and intradermal nevus were 17, 4, 21, 32 and 75 in each group. And so, it is likely that evolution of the melanocytic nevus have an increased
opportunity for surgical excision.
4) Among the 17 cases of junctional nevus, one case is found in 5th and the other one in 7th decade.
5) In distribution of melanocytic nevus, head including face is the most common site among the body area, and trunk, neck, lower and upper extremity in order are ranked.
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