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이개 및 외이도에서 발생하는 색소 세포성 모반의 조직학적 및 임상적 특징
- Alternative Title
- Oak-Sung Choo
- Author(s)
- Choo, Oak Sung
- Alternative Author(s)
- Oak-Sung Choo
- Advisor
- 정연훈
- Department
- 일반대학원 의학과
- Publisher
- The Graduate School, Ajou University
- Publication Year
- 2014-02
- Language
- eng
- Alternative Abstract
- Nevi, which consist of nevus cells arising from external auditory canals (EACs) and auricles, are rare and their characteristics are not thoroughly understood. The purpose of this study was to analyze the clinicopathological characteristics of melanocytic nevus (MN) in EACs and auricles. Medical records were reviewed in 35 cases with junctional, compound and intradermal nevi treated in Ajou University Hospital, Korea between 2001 and 2011. Patient demographics; location, shape and diameter of nevi; and pathologic results were analyzed according to the location, EACs (23 cases) and auricles (12 cases). Female predominance was shown in both EAC (60.9%, 14 cases) and auricular (75%, nine cases) nevi. The mean age of EAC nevi (37.1 years) was younger than that of auricular nevi (42.2 years). The chief complaint was a symptomless mass in both groups, mostly in dome-like gross appearances. The mean diameter of EAC and auricular nevi was 9.6 (3 – 16) mm and 12.2 (3 – 25) mm, respectively. Histological findings chiefly presented intradermal nevi in EACs (78.3%) and auricles (83.3%) which showed preference to older patients, in contrast to the compound type. All nevi including five cases with skin grafts were completely excised without any recurrence within the follow-up period (average 5.3 months). A possible dysplastic nevus was detected in only one case. All MNs in EACs or auricles reveal similar characteristics. Early and complete excision is recommended to avoid skin graft, functional problems and the risk of malignant melanoma
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