Classifying dermoscopic patterns of naevi in a case-control study of melanoma - Fig 1

<p>Examples of naevi in the new BNMS classification groups: (a) globular, (b) reticular, (c) homogenous and (d) complex. Examples of structures that could be mistaken for globules: (e, f) red dots are blood vessels, not pigment globules, (g) dots are too small to be globules and (h, i) yellow structures are keratin, not pigment globules. Examples of structures that could be mistaken for reticular: (j, k) lines do not form a complete net, so these naevi are complex not reticular; (l) chaotic appearance with widespread structures that are not reticular or globules.