Sporadic atypical mole syndrome. A report of five nonfamilial B-K mole syndrome-like cases and histopathologic findings

Abstract

Five sporadic B-K mole syndrome-like cases [in humans] are reported. Histopathologic findings in this condition are characteristic. Clinical and pathologic diagnoses do not have to await the appearance of relatively large or malignant lesions. The dermatopathologist can alert the clinician to the occurrence of sporadic atypical mole syndrome.