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Meaning of "nevi"
Nevus - a medical term used to describe a birthmark or mole on the skin. It refers to a discolored spot or blemish that is present at birth or appears shortly after.
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- plural of nevus
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Halo nevi are associated with vitiligo.
Countable lesions were defined as melanocytic nevi.
Acquired nevi appear during childhood or adulthood.
Digital image documentation was useful in recounting the nevi.
Dysplastic nevi without a family history of melanoma.
Common mutations have been identified in nevi and melanomas.
Conjunctival nevi can be pigmented or not.
Nevi and melanomas are a group of neoplasia.
It is used to remove nevi that are on the face or neck.
Commonly they are also known as nevus and nevi.
Epidermal nevi are usually present at or near birth.
The majority of dysplastic nevi do not become melanoma.
Large nevi may become malignant.
The harmful or dangerous ones are referred to as dysplastic nevi.
Halo nevi are usually single but may be multiple.
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A simple surgical intervention removes very large nevi.
Spitz nevi are not very common.
Moles that are present at birth are referred to as congenital nevi.
A small number of dyplastic nevi may develop into melanomas.
The number of congenital melanocytic nevi.
Nevi represent lack of capillaries between arteries and veins.
This type of papillomatous nevi is classified by appearance and form.
Medically they are called as nevi.
Papillomatous and verrucous nevi are not different types of moles.
Neither nevi nor freckles of the iris appear to be affected by treatment.
Larger or giant nevi are rare.
Nevi are usually absent at birth but begin to appear in children and adolescents.
Congenital melanocytic nevi syndrome.
If the nevi are harmless.
The pathological exams indicated melanocytes nevi and actinic keratosis.
Inclusion of benign nevi in the experimental design was key to our study.
Giant congenital nevi.
Classically congenital melanocytic nevi presents the following microscopic characteristics.
Giant pigmented nevi.
Patients with multiple atypical nevi are at increased risk of developing ocular melanoma.
Congenital nevocytic nevi.
The plural is nevi or naevi.
Larger nevi may cause irritation and inflammation of the surrounding areas.
Giant hairy nevi.
Congenital nevi are moles that are present at birth or appear during early childhood.
Bathing trunk nevi.
Nevi with or without hairs can be located not only on the scalp.
Lesions from nevi.
Iris nevi do not cause medical problems and do not affect vision.
Little is known about the dermoscopic changes in melanocytic nevi during pregnancy.
Exeresis of giant pigmented nevi is also indicated for aesthetic and psychological reasons.
Children constitute a very special population group in terms of melanocytic moles or nevi.
Melanocytic nevi often grow proportionally to the body size as the child matures.
Families with mutations in these genes may have multiple dysplastic nevi.
Blue nevi can appear in many places on the body and are generally isolated.
