pseudomelanoma

pseudomelanoma
pseu·do·mel·a·no·ma (soo″do-mel″ə-noґmə) [pseudo- + melanoma] a benign melanotic lesion resembling a superficial spreading melanoma occurring at the site of an incompletely removed melanocytic nevus.

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