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Hautmale bei Kindern und Jugendlichen

Melanozytäre Nävi im Kindesalter sind häufig

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Melanozytäre Nävi, also gutartige Proliferationen melanozytärer Zellen der Haut (auch: Muttermale, Leberflecken) gehören zu den häufigsten Diagnosen in einer Hautarztpraxis. Die Ähnlichkeit und Verwechslungsmöglichkeit mit einem Melanom ist für viele Patienten der primäre Konsultationsgrund („Ist das was Schlimmes?“). Auch Pädiater sind regelmäßig mit dieser Fragestellung konfrontiert.

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Krengel, S. Melanozytäre Nävi im Kindesalter sind häufig. Pädiatrie 27 (Suppl 7), 30–36 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15014-015-0458-0

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