This . . . CK20 . . . immunostaining . . . pattern . . . helped . . . establish . . . the . . . diagnosis . . . of . . . Merkel . . . cell . . . carcinoma . . . status . . . post . . . hepatic . . . transplantation . . . . . . It happens. Not often.
This is more of a question than an answer. Balloon cell change in an SK? Weird stuff. Just to pre-answer a potential loose end, the included SOX10 immunostain confirms that the fluffy stuff is non-melanocytic.
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Fifth Dimension dermpath: Up-up and away in my beautiful balloon — my beautiful ALK-fused pigmented Spitz nevus with ballon cell change, that is…
Oscar Levant said there’s a fine line between genius and insanity. There’s also a fine (pink) line between making the dx of CNH and not making the dx of CNH
World's tiniest (2 mm) verruciform xanthoma -- go figure. It was on the cheek -- go figure. He was 90 -- go figure.






















