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Regression Structures
White areas and blue areas are considered together, reflecting the two main morphologic aspects of regression, namely, fibrosis and melanosis
blue areas in a melanoma
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Regression Structures White areas and blue areas are considered together, reflecting the two main morphologic aspects of regression, namely, fibrosis and melanosis
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White areas (white scarlike areas) and blue areas (gray-blue areas, peppering, multiple blue-gray dots) are commonly associated, resulting in so-called blue-whitish areas that are virtually indistinguishable from blue-whitish veil
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| White areas and subtle blue areas in a melanoma |
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| Melanoma with intermingled white areas (fibrosis) and blue areas (melanosis). Note that the blue-whitish areas are virtually indistinguishable from blue-whitish veil. |
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