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Congenital Naevi and Melanocytic Naeviillustrated. This chapter discusses congenital epidermal, pigment cell, melanocytic and connective tissue naevi. Also illustrated and discusses naevi in unusual sites, unusual morphology and currently unclassified naevi.

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A More General View of Neutrality,enic disease with multiple environmental triggering factors. While there are many morphological variations in psoriasis, the typical lesion is a well-defined erythematous plaque with adherent silvery scales, distributed over extensor aspects of the body, limbs and scalp.