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Filippova O.V.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Chesanov D.V.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Roshchina N.V.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Proshchenko Ya.N.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi;
Turner National Medical Research Center of Children’s Traumatology and Orthopedics

Provorova E.N.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Invasive melanocytic nevus: a case report

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Filippova O.V., Chesanov D.V., Roshchina N.V., Proshchenko Ya.N., Provorova E.N.

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Journal: Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Medicine. 2025;(1): 135‑141

DOI: 10.17116/plast.hirurgia2025011135

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INVASIVE MELANOCYTIC NEVUS: A CASE REPORT
INVASIVE MELANOCYTIC NEVUS: A CASE REPORT

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Filippova OV, Chesanov DV, Roshchina NV, Proshchenko YaN, Provorova EN. Invasive melanocytic nevus: a case report. Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Medicine. 2025;(1):135‑141. (In Russ., In Engl.)
https://doi.org/10.17116/plast.hirurgia2025011135

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A rare harmful case of invasive melanocytic nevus in a child is described. In accordance with guidelines, independent method, histological and IHC analysis, MRI, consultations with neurologist and neurosurgeon are recommended. Giant congenital melanocytic nevi are rare. In some cases, such nevi may not just be an isolated lesion, but symptom of phacomatosis (neurocutaneous melanosis). Differential diagnosis is usually difficult due to gradual progression of disease. Primary diagnostic screening usually includes MRI of the central nervous system, histological examination of nevi and consultations with appropriate specialists.

Keywords:

giant nevus
invasive nevus
melanocytic nevus
congenital nevus
giant nevus in children

Authors:

Filippova O.V.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Chesanov D.V.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Roshchina N.V.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Proshchenko Ya.N.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi;
Turner National Medical Research Center of Children’s Traumatology and Orthopedics

Provorova E.N.

Federal network of clinics «Medsi», Center for the treatment of giant nevi

Received:

12.10.2023

Accepted:

14.01.2024

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