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1. The lesions were nevus spilus (synonym: speckled lentiginous nevus) and agminate congenital nevi.

2. The association of nevus flammeus with mongolian spot, nevus fuscoceruleus, nevus spilus and, with variable frequency, with nevus anemicus has been termed phacomatosis pigmentovascularis, a genodermatosis first described by Ota and co-workers.

3. Histologically the nevus spilus is a superficial variant on congenital pigmented nevus missing corial parts.

4. Histologically a compound nevus with the typical architecture of a congenital melanocytic nevus was found.

5. Malignant blue nevus is now regarded as a malignant melanoma mimicking a blue nevus in structure and pattern.

6. Giant nevus cells, occuring in some nevi, differ from normal nevus cells around them by this special characteristic.

7. In an intradermal test , Sarnowiec ( 1934 ) used castor oil.

8. We report on 6 cases of intradermal tophi and review the literature on this disorder, which includes a rare case of combined psoriasis and intradermal tophi.

9. Histological examination of the completely excised tumor revealed a nevus-associated melanoma.

10. Predisposing factors were studied: atopy (IgE dosage), increase of histamine release (intradermal testing with 48/80), abnormal receptivity to histamine (intradermal histamine), spasmophilia (electromyography recordings).

11. Definitie diagnosis is made with the use of intradermal skin tests.

12. The reason for this uncommon nevus enlargement remains unclear.

13. The histological examination revealed a conjunctival nevus without any transformation.

14. Nevocellular nevus presenting as a pigmented area with increased hair growth.

15. Malignant melanoma may occur in conjunction with a preexistent blue nevus.

16. Walnut sticks intradermal more tannin, easy to form an isolation layer interface.

17. Only a very small activity is present in the junction nevus.

18. Results: The method of intradermal test of cephalosporins and criteria of judgement were established.

19. A Port Wine Stain (PWS) Birthmark, also called nevus flammeus, is a congenital, cutaneous vascular malformation

20. The clinical aspects of nevus spilus and agminate nevi are reviewed.

21. The first excisonal biopsy was from a plantar nevus which showed melanocytic hyperplasia.

22. A dermatologist may refer to an Atypical mole as a dysplastic nevus

23. OBJECTIVE : To discuss the intradermal test of cephalosporins and to provide pharmaceutical services for clinicians.

24. Until now, nevus classification has been based on histopathological analysis, which requires surgical excision.

25. Then 96 healthy volunteers were chosen as matched group. Make an appraisal with intradermal tests of food sensitinogen.