Primary digestive melanoma in association with tubular adenoma: a case report illustrating the distinction from metastatic colonic melanoma
Abstract
We report here an exceptional pattern of atypical lentiginous melanocytic proliferation within an adenoma, leading to focal lamina propria infiltration and pulmonary metastasis, which was considered as primary colonic mucosal melanoma (MM) in a Caucasian patient. Such case illustrates the diagnosis criteria required to differentiate primary MM from colonic metastasis of melanoma, including the absence of past history of other primary melanoma, a...
Paper Details
Title
Primary digestive melanoma in association with tubular adenoma: a case report illustrating the distinction from metastatic colonic melanoma
Published Date
Feb 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
48
Pages
167 - 171
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