Authors: J. Dvořáčková 1; J. Štěrba 1; L. Čeganová 1; M. Čegan 1; M. Tichý 2; I. Janík 3; J. Hubáček 3 Authors‘ workplace: CGB laboratoř spol. s r. o. Ostrava –Vítkovice 1; Ústav patologie Fakultní nemocnice, Olomouc 2; Laserové léčebné centrum, Olomouc 3 Published in: Čes.-slov. Patol., 43, 2007, No. 2, p. 64-67 Category: Original Article
The paper describes a case of a 23-year-old woman, in whom an intradermal pigmented nevus was removed by an excision using a CO2 laser. In histological examination a minimal deviation melanoma (MDM) was found, occurring sparsely in the centre of the nevus. A sufficiently wide excision is important not only in terms of the pathologist who assesses the lesion but also, in particular, in terms of the prognosis to the patient. In problematic diagnoses where it is necessary to assess the extent of the lesion as well as its edges and base in particular, the sample taken by laser may be insufficient. The authors report widely used methods of nevus laser surgery and highlight the necessity of a sufficiently radical exstirpation of a nevus.
Key words: minimal deviation melanoma – nevus laser surgery
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