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Dermatology

many large, irregular moles in a person or family, often with a history of melanoma, first described as the B-K mole syndrome.

In dermatology, dysplastic nevus syndrome refers to many large, irregular moles in a person or family, often with a history of melanoma, first described as the B-K mole syndrome. This meaning comes from Clark (1978) in Archives of Dermatology.[1]

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Clark, W. H. (1978). Origin of Familial Malignant Melanomas From Heritable Melanocytic Lesions. Archives of Dermatology, 114(5), 732. https://doi.org/10.1001/archderm.1978.01640170032006

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