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A 23-year-old woman consulted for this pigmented lesion in her back.
Its history was unclear.
Clinically this lesion was an ugly duckling by comparison with other moles she had.
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Dermoscopy revealed a
reticular pattern,
irregular globules especially visible at the periphery and some
pseudopods.
Dermoscopic presentation was in favor of a Spitz nevus.
The lesion was excised and pathology confirmed the diagnosis.