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Case 3

What is the diagnosis?

Benign cellular naevus.

The lesion is composed of regular pale brown lobules, the typical papillomatous structure of a dermal naevus. There is no pigment network and only small numbers of scattered peripheral dots. Some of these may represent small crypts.

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