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Maligne nichtmelanozytäre Tumore

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Kompendium der Dermatoskopie

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Im Vordergrund der dermatoskopischen Tumorarchitektur steht die Neovaskularisation. Polymorphe, ektatische, netz- oder strahlenkranzartig angeordnete Gefäße wachsen unkoordiniert und überschreiten anatomisch vorgegebene Strukturen des Papillarkörpers, oft umgeben von hämorrhagischen Plaques. Für einige Tumore sind unterschiedlich große rote bis livide Schollen typisch.

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Schulz, H., Hundeiker, M., Kreusch, J. (2016). Maligne nichtmelanozytäre Tumore. In: Kompendium der Dermatoskopie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49491-2_15

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