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Melanose der Harnblase

Der Urologe, 2015
Melanosis of the bladder is rare. Only 10 cases have been described in the literature. We present the case of an 80-year-old woman with neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction due to spinal paralysis. During the diagnostic work-up which included cystoscopy, black spots in the bladder wall were observed. Histopathological evaluation revealed a benign
J Pannek, J Janzen, Pannek J
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Neurokutane Melanose

2023
Luke L. Linscott, Hans-Christian Bauknecht   +1 more
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Melanoses of the gastrointestinal tract

Histopathology, 1994
Electronmicroscopy and electron probe energy dispersive X‐ray analysis studies have substantially contributed to our understanding of the various gastrointestinal tract melanoses. The nature of the pigment granules which occur in the various melanoses is discussed; their pattern of distribution in melanosis coli, melanosis ilei, melanosis duodeni and ...
F N, Ghadially, V M, Walley
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Magnetresonanztomographie bei der Neurokutanen Melanose

RoFo Fortschritte Auf Dem Gebiet Der Rontgenstrahlen Und Der Bildgebenden Verfahren, 1998
C Marx
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Zur neurokutanen Melanose

Fortschritte der Neurologie · Psychiatrie, 1989
The authors report on a patient of 33 years of age suffering from neurocutaneous melanosis in whom two years after excision of a naevus pigmentosus and pilosus giganteus cellular proliferation of the melanoblasts in the area of the soft meninges was ...
I. Husstedt, K. Grotemeyer, M. Galanski, H. Schlake   +3 more
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Kongenitale okuläre Melanose

Spektrum der Augenheilkunde, 1994
Die Melanosis oculi ist eine meist einseitige angeborene Hyperpigmentation des Uvealtraktes und der Episklera, die als auffallende Heterochromie imponiert. Falldemonstration einer 33jahrigen Patientin, bei der am linken Auge seit 1986 eine Melanose der Sklera mit umschriebenem Melanocytom bei ipsilateraler Heterochromie der Iris und diffuser ...
B. Ehall, G. Langmann
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Differential diagnosis of the conjunctival melanoses

Annals of Diagnostic Pathology, 1998
The conjunctival melanoses are a group of diseases that share the common clinical findings of flat granular melanin-pigmentation of the conjunctival epithelium. Because differential diagnosis of these lesions is difficult, there is much confusion in the literature regarding taxonomy of these lesions. A histopathologic classification of benign melanosis;
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Circumscribed Dermal Melanoses: Classification and Histologic Features

Dermatologic Clinics, 1988
Dermal melanosis is caused by deposition of melanin in melanophages or by free melanin in the dermis or in dermal melanocytes. Circumscribed dermal melanoses can be congenital or acquired and at times are nevoid in distribution. Bilateral nevus of Ota-like lesions and blue macules recently have been described in association with progressive systemic ...
Y, Hori, O, Takayama
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Melanoses of the gastrointestinal tract.

Acta Universitatis Palackianae Olomucensis Facultatis Medicae, 1998
This article reviews various forms of abnormal pigmentation of gastrointestinal tract with special regard to melanosis coli. Aetiology, pathogenesis of these states are discussed including practical consequence.
P, Skálová, V, Procházka
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Generalized melanoses and nonmelanotic pigmentations of the head and neck

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1975
The dentist is in a strategic position to evaluate early color changes of the head and neck. Certain oral and perioral changes of pigmentation are amenable to early diagnosis. Systemically acquired generalized melanoses and nonmelanotic color changes should be periodically reviewed by all examining physicians and dentists.
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