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Pagetoid dyskeratosis: a frequent pitfall in dermatopathology

Jean Kanitakis, Viviana Lora

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Auteur(s) : Jean Kanitakis, Viviana Lora Lab. of Dermatopathology, Ed. Herriot Hospital, 69437 Lyon cedex 03, Lyon, France Pagetoid dyskeratosis (PD) is an incidental histologic finding that can be observed in skin biopsies from various lesions, including acrochordons [1]. PD has been observed in various locations, such as the hand [2], lips [3], prepuce [4] and nipple [5]. PD cells are keratinocytes with a larger size than normal, usually a round shape, a pale cytoplasm and a pycnotic nucleus surrounded [...]

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Auteur(s) : Jean Kanitakis, Viviana Lora Lab. of Dermatopathology, Ed. Herriot Hospital, 69437 Lyon cedex 03, Lyon, France Pagetoid dyskeratosis (PD) is an incidental histologic finding that can be observed in skin biopsies from various lesions, including acrochordons [1]. PD has been observed in various locations, such as the hand [2], lips [3], prepuce [4] and nipple [5]. PD cells are keratinocytes with a larger size than normal, usually a round shape, a pale cytoplasm and a pycnotic nucleus surrounded [...]

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Auteur(s) : Jean Kanitakis, Viviana Lora Lab. of Dermatopathology, Ed. Herriot Hospital, 69437 Lyon cedex 03, Lyon, France Pagetoid dyskeratosis (PD) is an incidental histologic finding that can be observed in skin biopsies from various lesions, including acrochordons [1]. PD has been observed in various locations, such as the hand [2], lips [3], prepuce [4] and nipple [5]. PD cells are keratinocytes with a larger size than normal, usually a round shape, a pale cytoplasm and a pycnotic nucleus surrounded [...]

Key concepts: Pagetoid, Dermatopathology, Medicine, Dermatology, Dyskeratosis, Pathology, Hyperkeratosis, Immunohistochemistry

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