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Dermatopathology: Practical & Conceptual January - March 1997
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New Concept: Melanocytic Dysplasia, Dysplastic Nevus, and Dysplastic Nevus Syndrome: Myth! Part IV
Daniela Massi, M.D.
Timothy Nielsen, M.D.
A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
Introduction
From Seminars in Diagnostic Pathology
1. Terms and Phrases in the Title and the Abstract of the Article in Seminars in Diagnostic Pathology Not Yet Defined in Comprehensible, Repeatable Fashion
2. Critique of Positions of Clark
et al.
Changed Little or Not at All Since 1978
3. Critique of Positions of Clark
et al.
Changed Radically Since 1978
From the British Medical Bulletin
A. Examples of Impenetrable Language
B. Examples of Unsupported Speculations and Dizzying Definitions
C. A Critique of Positions of Clark
et al.
Changed Radically Since 1978
Two Articles by Clark
Summary of our Position Concerning DN and DNS as Elicited by A Series of Questions About Them
Conclusion
References
SEE ALSO
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clark's nevus
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melanoma
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From the British Medical Bulletin
"Prospectives for cutaneous malignant melanoma. considerations of the precursor state and heritability."
Clark WH, Goldstein AM, Tucker MA. British Medical Bulletin 1995;51(3):71746.
"Each of the discoveries through the years has begotten a series of Gordian knots. We must patiently inspect our new collection of mysteries and focus on those where our efforts may well change the course of the disease to the benefit of affected patients. The proper management of the precursor state, the beginning of the disease, and the patient exploration of the complexities of heritability would seem to be appropriate beginnings." [
Fig. 9
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Fig. 9 British Medical Bulletin, 1995
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