Spitz nevi (SN) are benign melanocytic lesions typical of childhood/adolescence that can mimic melanoma on a clinical, dermoscopic, and histopathologic level. Moreover, SN are often characterized by rapid growth and worrisome changes. Thus, their diagnosis and management may be challenging. The knowledge on prognosis and natural history of SN improved substantially in the last few years thanks to dermoscopy and a better understanding of clinic-pathologic correlations. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved
The Spitz\u2013Reed nevi family includes benign melanocytic tumors, generally acquired, characterize...
First described in 1948 by Sophie Spitz as “melanoma of childhood,” Spitz nevus is a benign, melanoc...
Aim: Spitz nevus is a benign, mostly acquired melanocytic nevus, which is commonly seen in childhoo...
Spitz nevi (SN) are benign melanocytic lesions typical of childhood/adolescence that can mimic melan...
Background: The natural evolution of melanocytic nevi is a complex, multifactorial process that can ...
A conservative management of Spitz nevi (SN) in children is currently adopted by many pediatric derm...
Spitz nevus is a benign melanocytic proliferation, typified on dermoscopy by the so-called "starburs...
Spitz nevi (epithelioid and spindle-cell nevi) are a special group of melanocytic neoplasms with a s...
Spitz nevi are benign melanocytic neoplasms characterized by epithelioid or spindle melanocytes or b...
We reviewed literature data in order to better define clinical features of Spitz nevi in children. L...
We reviewed literature data in order to better define clinical features of Spitz nevi (SNi) in child...
A conservative management of Spitz nevi (SN) in children is currently adopted by many pediatric derm...
Nevus Spitz (juvenile melanoma) is a rare type of melanocytic nevi that mimics skin melanoma by clin...
Pigmented Spitz nevus may simulate cutaneous melanoma clinically and histopathologically. In an effo...
The Spitz\u2013Reed nevi family includes benign melanocytic tumors, generally acquired, characterize...
First described in 1948 by Sophie Spitz as “melanoma of childhood,” Spitz nevus is a benign, melanoc...
Aim: Spitz nevus is a benign, mostly acquired melanocytic nevus, which is commonly seen in childhoo...
Spitz nevi (SN) are benign melanocytic lesions typical of childhood/adolescence that can mimic melan...
Background: The natural evolution of melanocytic nevi is a complex, multifactorial process that can ...
A conservative management of Spitz nevi (SN) in children is currently adopted by many pediatric derm...
Spitz nevus is a benign melanocytic proliferation, typified on dermoscopy by the so-called "starburs...
Spitz nevi (epithelioid and spindle-cell nevi) are a special group of melanocytic neoplasms with a s...
Spitz nevi are benign melanocytic neoplasms characterized by epithelioid or spindle melanocytes or b...
We reviewed literature data in order to better define clinical features of Spitz nevi in children. L...
We reviewed literature data in order to better define clinical features of Spitz nevi (SNi) in child...
A conservative management of Spitz nevi (SN) in children is currently adopted by many pediatric derm...
Nevus Spitz (juvenile melanoma) is a rare type of melanocytic nevi that mimics skin melanoma by clin...
Pigmented Spitz nevus may simulate cutaneous melanoma clinically and histopathologically. In an effo...
The Spitz\u2013Reed nevi family includes benign melanocytic tumors, generally acquired, characterize...
First described in 1948 by Sophie Spitz as “melanoma of childhood,” Spitz nevus is a benign, melanoc...
Aim: Spitz nevus is a benign, mostly acquired melanocytic nevus, which is commonly seen in childhoo...