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        Finally I got the results.

        Pathology Report

        Compound Melanocytic Nevus, Acral Type, Congenital Pattern. Note : Features Suggestive of a response to prior trauma are also noted. Multiple Section have been examined.

        Comment : A negative control and a positive control for each antibody have been reviewed and accepdted. Two IHC stains performed. This cas has been peer-reviewed.

        I do not understand everything, but my dermatologist said that this was good news.

        I wanted to let you know.

        From now on, I will see my dermatologist once a year for a checkup and will see the life differently. It opened my eyes.

        Thank you!!

        evuasm
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          Thank you everyone!

          48 hours before my appointment to take out the stitches and most importantly, getting the results.

          I tried to stay out of google, but that was hard…. It looks like I resigned myself to hear bad results.

          This is a picture of my spot before it was punched! Let me know what you think of it.

          evuasm
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            Hi Mark,

            Would you take a look at the picture in the link and let me know if there is any similarity?

            This is actually the lesion I had just before the punch biopsy!

            https://community.macmillan.org.uk/cancer_types/melanoma/f/114/t/124525

            Martin

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