A combined nevus most commonly consists of a blue nevus in combination with a Clark or Spitz nevus. Dermoscopically, combined nevus can mimic melanoma owing to the presence of dermoscopic features common to both types of lesions. Benign clinical and dermoscopic changes can occur in nevi over time, especially in children and young adults.
Ferrari, A., Lozzi, G., Fargnoli, M., Peris, K., Dermoscopic evolution of a congenital combined nevus in childhood, <<DERMATOLOGIC SURGERY>>, 2005; 31 (11 Pt 1): 1448-1450 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/57611]
Dermoscopic evolution of a congenital combined nevus in childhood
Peris, Ketty
2005
Abstract
A combined nevus most commonly consists of a blue nevus in combination with a Clark or Spitz nevus. Dermoscopically, combined nevus can mimic melanoma owing to the presence of dermoscopic features common to both types of lesions. Benign clinical and dermoscopic changes can occur in nevi over time, especially in children and young adults.
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