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Dermoscopic findings in melanocytic naevus show characteristic patterns depending on age of onset and location (1, 2). On the trunk and extremities, a globular pattern is characteristic in both acquired melanocytic naevus (AMN) of childhood and in small-sized congenital mela nocytic naevus (CMN), whereas a reticular pattern is common in melanocytic naevus in adulthood. Individual AMN on the back rarely change their dermoscopic patterns during adolescence (3) but the situation for AMN of the acral region has not been fully explored. We report here the results of dermoscopic analysis of acral AMN in children.

Dermoscopic Characteristics of Acquired Melanocytic Naevus in Childhood Affecting the Acral Region