XXXX associated with pigmented ocular tumor: second documented problematic case from the board of   adcrstr-association for dermatohistopathologic control, re-evaluation and subsequent therapeutic recommendations  .

@entity5 @entity1489 @entity1 @entity320
@entity320 is the most @entity1489 , whose incidence is rising gradually. It usually occurs in pre-existing lesions in photo-exposed areas of the skin, and, despite its occurrence across a broad age range, its appearance prevails among the elderly. It has a tendency to metastasize rapidly. Secondary lesions are often located on mucous membranes including the conjunctiva, which in turn leads to higher mortality. Despite significant achievements in @entity5 diagnostics, explicit verification of a possible @entity320 is achieved by surgical removal of the lesion and its subsequent detailed histopathology. The prognosis for @entity1 is determined by the stage of the @entity5 , @entity5 thickness and the presence or absence of additional risk factors, respectively. We present the case of a 39-year old female @entity1 who was diagnosed with @entity320 of the left shoulder with a @entity5 thickness of 1 mm. No further microscopic prognostic criteria were described in the histological report. The lack of additional histopathological criteria in the pathologist  s report, such as mitotic activity and angio-lymphatic invasion from a lesion with this sort of @entity5 thickness, is followed almost always by risky or inadequate diagnostic and therapeutic decisions that may have fatal consequences for @entity1 . The newly created Association for Dermatohistopathologic Control, Reevaluation and Subsequent Therapeutic Reccomendation in Sofia, Bulgaria aims to focus attention on these errors, in order to promote a unified histopathologic assessment of @entity1489 in accordance with generally accepted European and World standards. This should ultimately help the clinician by increasing the efficiency of subsequent diagnostic and therapeutic decisions.
