Used by generations of physicians who encounter patients with dermatological diseases, Lever’s Dermatopathology: Histopathology of the Skin comprehensively covers skin disease in which histopathology plays an important role in diagnosis. The updated 12th Edition, edited by Drs. David E. Elder, Rosalie Elenitsas, George F. Murphy, Misha Rosenbach, Adam I. Rubin, John T. Seykora, and Xiaowei Xu, maintains the proven, clinicopathologic classification of cutaneous disease while incorporating a “primer” on pattern-algorithm diagnosis. It features larger images throughout, as well as thoroughly revised content with new diseases and new information on pathophysiology and molecular pathogenesis—all in an easy-to-navigate, highly readable format.
1. 1 Introduction to Dermatopathologic Diagnosis - p. 1 2. 2 Biopsy Techniques - p. 6 3. 3 Histology of the Skin - p. 9 4. OVERVIEW - p. 9 5. EPIDERMIS - p. 11 6. DERMIS - p. 38 7. SUBCUTANEOUS FAT - p. 55 8. CUTANEOUS STEM CELLS - p. 55 9. AGE- AND ENVIRONMENTAL-RELATED VARIATIONS - p. 56 10. REGIONAL VARIATION OF THE SKIN - p. 57 11. INCIDENTAL FINDINGS IN SKIN SPECIMENS - p. 58 12. MICROORGANISMS PRESENT IN NORMAL SKIN - p. 60 13. 4 Laboratory Methods - p. 70 14. 5 Outline of Cutaneous Pathology - p. 87 15. 6 Congenital diseases, Genodermatoses, and Selected Pediatric Conditions - p. 135 16. HEREDITARY DISORDERS OF CORNIFICATION - p. 135 17. OTHER DISORDERS OF KERATINOCYTE DIFFERENTIATION - p. 142 18. CONGENITAL BULLOUS DISORDERS - p. 147 19. MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS - p. 154 20. DNA REPAIR DISORDERS - p. 157 21. DISORDERS OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE - p. 163 22. PSEUDOXANTHOMA ELASTICUM - p. 166 23. DISORDERS OF ABNORMAL PIGMENTATION - p. 176 24. DEPOSITION DISORDERS - p. 178 25. AUTOINFLAMMATORY DISORDERS - p. 179 26. MASTOCYTOSIS - p. 187 27. 7 Noninfectious Erythematous, Papular, and Squamous Diseases - p. 204 28. 8 Vascular Diseases - p. 248 29. 9 Noninfectious Vesiculobullous and Vesiculopustular Diseases - p. 284 30. CLASSIFICATION OF BLISTERS - p. 284 31. SPONGIOTIC DERMATITIS - p. 288 32. PEMPHIGUS GROUP - p. 299 33. SUBEPIDERMAL/SUBEPITHELIAL BULLOUS DISEASE - p. 312 34. VESICULOBULLOUS DERMATOSES WITH AUTOIMMUNITY TO TYPE VII COLLAGEN AND LOWER LAMINA LUCIDA COMPONENTS - p. 321 35. SUBEPIDERMAL IGA-MEDIATED VESICULOBULLOUS DERMATOSES - p. 323 36. TREATMENT OF IMMUNOBULLOUS DISORDERS - p. 327 37. OTHER NONINFECTIOUS VESICULOPUSTULAR DERMATOSES - p. 328 38. DERMATOPATHIES PRODUCED BY EXTERNAL ENERGY - p. 338 39. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (INCLUDING SUPPORTING RESEARCH GRANTS) - p. 339 40. 10 Connective Tissue Diseases (Syn. Collagen Vascular Disease) - p. 349 41. 11 Cutaneous Toxicities of Drugs - p. 381 42. 12 The Immunologically Mediated Photosensitivity Disorders - p. 409 43. 13 Disorders Associated with Physical Agents: Heat, Cold, Radiation, and Trauma - p. 419 44. 14 Noninfectious Granulomas - p. 440 45. 15 Degenerative Diseases and Perforating Disorders - p. 469 46. 16 Cutaneous Manifestations of Nutritional Deficiency States and Gastrointestinal Disease - p. 487 47. 17 Metabolic Diseases of the Skin - p. 508 48. 18 Inflammatory Diseases of Hair Follicles, Sweat Glands, and Cartilage - p. 545 49. 19 Inflammatory Diseases of the Nail - p. 595 50. 20 Inflammatory Diseases of the Subcutaneous Fat: Panniculitis - p. 606 51. 21 Bacterial Diseases - p. 649 52. 22 Spirochete Infections (Treponemal and Other Spirochete Diseases) - p. 699 53. 23 Fungal Diseases - p. 713 54. 24 Protozoan Diseases and Parasitic Infestations - p. 743 55. 25 Diseases Caused by Viruses - p. 762 56. 26 The Histiocytoses - p. 794 57. 27 Pigmentary Disorders of the Skin - p. 817 58. 28 Melanocytic Tumors and Proliferations - p. 834 59. INTRODUCTION - p. 835 60. PATHWAY CONCEPT OF MELANOMA DEVELOPMENT - p. 835 61. PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT OF PIGMENTED LESIONS - p. 836 62. PATHOLOGY OF FRECKLES AND LENTIGINES - p. 837 63. BENIGN MELANOCYTIC TUMORS IN SKIN WITH LOW CUMULATIVE SOLAR DAMAGE (LOW CSD) - p. 843 64. MALIGNANT MELANOMA - p. 869 65. Phases of Melanoma Progression in Relation to Classification - p. 870 66. Genomic Landscape of Melanoma - p. 874 67. Nontumorigenic Melanoma (RGP) - p. 874 68. The Tumorigenic Compartment of Primary Malignant Melanoma (VGP) - p. 875 69. Melanomas in Low CSD Skin - p. 881 70. Melanocytic Tumors in High CSD Skin - p. 883 71. Unusual Variants of Melanoma - p. 890 72. MELANOCYTIC TUMORS NOT (OR INCIDENTALLY) ASSOCIATED WITH SUN EXPOSURE - p. 893 73. 29 Tumors and Cysts of the Epidermis - p. 956 74. CLASSIFICATION OF TUMORS OF THE EPIDERMIS - p. 956 75. PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT: GENERAL - p. 956 76. LINEAR EPIDERMAL NEVUS - p. 956 77. NEVOID HYPERKERATOSIS OF NIPPLE AND AREOLA - p. 958 78. NEVUS COMEDONICUS - p. 958 79. POROKERATOTIC ECCRINE OSTIAL AND DERMAL DUCT NEVUS - p. 959 80. ISOLATED AND DISSEMINATED EPIDERMOLYTIC ACANTHOMA - p. 959 81. INCIDENTAL EPIDERMOLYTIC HYPERKERATOSIS - p. 959 82. ISOLATED AND DISSEMINATED ACANTHOLYTIC ACANTHOMA - p. 959 83. INCIDENTAL FOCAL ACANTHOLYTIC DYSKERATOSIS - p. 959 84. ORAL WHITE SPONGE NEVUS - p. 960 85. LEUKOEDEMA OF THE ORAL MUCOSA - p. 960 86. LINGUA GEOGRAPHICA - p. 960 87. SEBORRHEIC KERATOSIS - p. 961 88. DERMATOSIS PAPULOSA NIGRA - p. 964 89. STUCCO KERATOSIS - p. 964 90. LESER–TRÉLAT SIGN - p. 965 91. LARGE CELL ACANTHOMA - p. 965 92. CLEAR CELL ACANTHOMA - p. 965 93. EPIDERMAL OR INFUNDIBULAR CYST - p. 966 94. HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS–ASSOCIATED CYST (VERRUCOUS CYST) - p. 968 95. MILIA - p. 968 96. PILAR OR TRICHILEMMAL CYST - p. 968 97. STEATOCYSTOMA MULTIPLEX - p. 969 98. PIGMENTED FOLLICULAR CYST - p. 970 99. DERMOID CYST - p. 970 100. BRONCHOGENIC AND THYROGLOSSAL DUCT CYSTS - p. 970 101. CUTANEOUS CILIATED CYST - p. 971 102. MEDIAN RAPHE CYST OF THE PENIS - p. 971 103. ERUPTIVE VELLUS HAIR CYSTS - p. 971 104. WARTY DYSKERATOMA - p. 972 105. ACTINIC KERATOSIS (SOLAR KERATOSIS) - p. 973 106. CUTANEOUS HORN - p. 976 107. ORAL LEUKOPLAKIA - p. 977 108. VERRUCOUS HYPERPLASIA, VERRUCOUS CARCINOMA OF THE ORAL MUCOSA - p. 978 109. EOSINOPHILIC ULCER OF THE TONGUE - p. 978 110. BOWEN DISEASE - p. 978 111. ERYTHROPLASIA OF QUEYRAT (BOWEN DISEASE OF THE GLANS PENIS, CARCINOMA IN SITU) - p. 980 112. ZOON PLASMA CELL BALANITIS - p. 980 113. VULVAR INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA - p. 981 114. ARSENICAL KERATOSIS AND CARCINOMA - p. 982 115. SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA - p. 983 116. BASOSQUAMOUS CARCINOMA - p. 986 117. ACANTHOLYTIC (ADENOID) SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA - p. 987 118. MUCIN-PRODUCING SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA - p. 987 119. VERRUCOUS CARCINOMA - p. 987 120. PSEUDOCARCINOMATOUS HYPERPLASIA - p. 988 121. BASAL CELL CARCINOMA - p. 989 122. EPIDERMAL TUMORS IN IMMUNOSUPPRESSED HOSTS - p. 1001 123. KERATOACANTHOMA - p. 1002 124. PAGET DISEASE OF THE BREAST - p. 1004 125. EXTRAMAMMARY PAGET DISEASE - p. 1006 126. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - p. 1007 127. 30 Tumors of the Epidermal Appendages - p. 1018 128. CLASSIFICATION OF THE APPENDAGEAL TUMORS - p. 1018 129. TUMORS WITH DIFFERENTIATION TOWARD HAIR FOLLICLE COMPONENTS - p. 1020 130. TRICHILEMMOMA - p. 1035 131. TUMORS WITH SEBACEOUS DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1038 132. FORDYCE SPOTS AND MONTGOMERY TUBERCLES - p. 1041 133. TUMORS WITH APOCRINE DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1045 134. TUMORS WITH ECCRINE DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1051 135. CARCINOMAS OF APOCRINE AND ECCRINE GLANDS - p. 1064 136. CARCINOMAS OF APOCRINE GLANDS - p. 1064 137. 31 Cutaneous Lymphomas and Leukemias - p. 1088 138. INTRODUCTION - p. 1088 139. CUTANEOUS HEMATOPOIETIC INFILTRATES: OVERVIEW AND GENERAL CONCEPTS - p. 1088 140. PRIMARY CUTANEOUS LYMPHOMAS - p. 1091 141. CUTANEOUS INVOLVEMENT BY SYSTEMIC LEUKEMIAS/LYMPHOMAS - p. 1130 142. NONNEOPLASTIC PROLIFERATIONS - p. 1158 143. 32 Tumors of Fibrous Tissue Involving the Skin - p. 1173 144. CLASSIFICATION OF FIBROUS TISSUE AND RELATED TUMORS BY CLINICAL BEHAVIOR - p. 1173 145. SO-CALLED FIBROHISTIOCYTIC TUMORS - p. 1173 146. FIBROBLASTIC/MYOFIBROBLASTIC TUMORS - p. 1185 147. TUMORS OF UNCERTAIN DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1200 148. MISCELLANEOUS LESIONS - p. 1204 149. 33 Vascular Tumors: Tumors and Tumor-like Conditions of Blood Vessels and Lymphatics - p. 1220 150. INTRODUCTION - p. 1220 151. REACTIVE CONDITIONS - p. 1220 152. VASCULAR ECTASIAS - p. 1223 153. BENIGN TUMORS - p. 1226 154. VASCULAR TUMORS OF INTERMEDIATE MALIGNANCY - p. 1242 155. MALIGNANT TUMORS - p. 1251 156. TUMORS OF LYMPHATIC VESSELS - p. 1256 157. TUMORS OF PERIVASCULAR CELLS - p. 1259 158. 34 Adipocytic Tumors of the Skin and Subcutis - p. 1274 159. 35 Tumors with Muscular Differentiation Involving the Skin - p. 1303 160. 36 Tumors with Osseous and/or Cartilaginous Differentiation - p. 1317 161. 37 Tumors of Neural Tissue - p. 1338 162. 38 Metastatic Carcinoma of the Skin - p. 1383 163. Index - p. 1398
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Used by generations of physicians who encounter patients with dermatological diseases, Lever’s Dermatopathology: Histopathology of the Skin comprehensively covers skin disease in which histopathology plays an important role in diagnosis. The updated 12th Edition, edited by Drs. David E. Elder, Rosalie Elenitsas, George F. Murphy, Misha Rosenbach, Adam I. Rubin, John T. Seykora, and Xiaowei Xu, maintains the proven, clinicopathologic classification of cutaneous disease while incorporating a “primer” on pattern-algorithm diagnosis. It features larger images throughout, as well as thoroughly revised content with new diseases and new information on pathophysiology and molecular pathogenesis—all in an easy-to-navigate, highly readable format.
1. 1 Introduction to Dermatopathologic Diagnosis - p. 1 2. 2 Biopsy Techniques - p. 6 3. 3 Histology of the Skin - p. 9 4. OVERVIEW - p. 9 5. EPIDERMIS - p. 11 6. DERMIS - p. 38 7. SUBCUTANEOUS FAT - p. 55 8. CUTANEOUS STEM CELLS - p. 55 9. AGE- AND ENVIRONMENTAL-RELATED VARIATIONS - p. 56 10. REGIONAL VARIATION OF THE SKIN - p. 57 11. INCIDENTAL FINDINGS IN SKIN SPECIMENS - p. 58 12. MICROORGANISMS PRESENT IN NORMAL SKIN - p. 60 13. 4 Laboratory Methods - p. 70 14. 5 Outline of Cutaneous Pathology - p. 87 15. 6 Congenital diseases, Genodermatoses, and Selected Pediatric Conditions - p. 135 16. HEREDITARY DISORDERS OF CORNIFICATION - p. 135 17. OTHER DISORDERS OF KERATINOCYTE DIFFERENTIATION - p. 142 18. CONGENITAL BULLOUS DISORDERS - p. 147 19. MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS - p. 154 20. DNA REPAIR DISORDERS - p. 157 21. DISORDERS OF CONNECTIVE TISSUE - p. 163 22. PSEUDOXANTHOMA ELASTICUM - p. 166 23. DISORDERS OF ABNORMAL PIGMENTATION - p. 176 24. DEPOSITION DISORDERS - p. 178 25. AUTOINFLAMMATORY DISORDERS - p. 179 26. MASTOCYTOSIS - p. 187 27. 7 Noninfectious Erythematous, Papular, and Squamous Diseases - p. 204 28. 8 Vascular Diseases - p. 248 29. 9 Noninfectious Vesiculobullous and Vesiculopustular Diseases - p. 284 30. CLASSIFICATION OF BLISTERS - p. 284 31. SPONGIOTIC DERMATITIS - p. 288 32. PEMPHIGUS GROUP - p. 299 33. SUBEPIDERMAL/SUBEPITHELIAL BULLOUS DISEASE - p. 312 34. VESICULOBULLOUS DERMATOSES WITH AUTOIMMUNITY TO TYPE VII COLLAGEN AND LOWER LAMINA LUCIDA COMPONENTS - p. 321 35. SUBEPIDERMAL IGA-MEDIATED VESICULOBULLOUS DERMATOSES - p. 323 36. TREATMENT OF IMMUNOBULLOUS DISORDERS - p. 327 37. OTHER NONINFECTIOUS VESICULOPUSTULAR DERMATOSES - p. 328 38. DERMATOPATHIES PRODUCED BY EXTERNAL ENERGY - p. 338 39. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (INCLUDING SUPPORTING RESEARCH GRANTS) - p. 339 40. 10 Connective Tissue Diseases (Syn. Collagen Vascular Disease) - p. 349 41. 11 Cutaneous Toxicities of Drugs - p. 381 42. 12 The Immunologically Mediated Photosensitivity Disorders - p. 409 43. 13 Disorders Associated with Physical Agents: Heat, Cold, Radiation, and Trauma - p. 419 44. 14 Noninfectious Granulomas - p. 440 45. 15 Degenerative Diseases and Perforating Disorders - p. 469 46. 16 Cutaneous Manifestations of Nutritional Deficiency States and Gastrointestinal Disease - p. 487 47. 17 Metabolic Diseases of the Skin - p. 508 48. 18 Inflammatory Diseases of Hair Follicles, Sweat Glands, and Cartilage - p. 545 49. 19 Inflammatory Diseases of the Nail - p. 595 50. 20 Inflammatory Diseases of the Subcutaneous Fat: Panniculitis - p. 606 51. 21 Bacterial Diseases - p. 649 52. 22 Spirochete Infections (Treponemal and Other Spirochete Diseases) - p. 699 53. 23 Fungal Diseases - p. 713 54. 24 Protozoan Diseases and Parasitic Infestations - p. 743 55. 25 Diseases Caused by Viruses - p. 762 56. 26 The Histiocytoses - p. 794 57. 27 Pigmentary Disorders of the Skin - p. 817 58. 28 Melanocytic Tumors and Proliferations - p. 834 59. INTRODUCTION - p. 835 60. PATHWAY CONCEPT OF MELANOMA DEVELOPMENT - p. 835 61. PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT OF PIGMENTED LESIONS - p. 836 62. PATHOLOGY OF FRECKLES AND LENTIGINES - p. 837 63. BENIGN MELANOCYTIC TUMORS IN SKIN WITH LOW CUMULATIVE SOLAR DAMAGE (LOW CSD) - p. 843 64. MALIGNANT MELANOMA - p. 869 65. Phases of Melanoma Progression in Relation to Classification - p. 870 66. Genomic Landscape of Melanoma - p. 874 67. Nontumorigenic Melanoma (RGP) - p. 874 68. The Tumorigenic Compartment of Primary Malignant Melanoma (VGP) - p. 875 69. Melanomas in Low CSD Skin - p. 881 70. Melanocytic Tumors in High CSD Skin - p. 883 71. Unusual Variants of Melanoma - p. 890 72. MELANOCYTIC TUMORS NOT (OR INCIDENTALLY) ASSOCIATED WITH SUN EXPOSURE - p. 893 73. 29 Tumors and Cysts of the Epidermis - p. 956 74. CLASSIFICATION OF TUMORS OF THE EPIDERMIS - p. 956 75. PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT: GENERAL - p. 956 76. LINEAR EPIDERMAL NEVUS - p. 956 77. NEVOID HYPERKERATOSIS OF NIPPLE AND AREOLA - p. 958 78. NEVUS COMEDONICUS - p. 958 79. POROKERATOTIC ECCRINE OSTIAL AND DERMAL DUCT NEVUS - p. 959 80. ISOLATED AND DISSEMINATED EPIDERMOLYTIC ACANTHOMA - p. 959 81. INCIDENTAL EPIDERMOLYTIC HYPERKERATOSIS - p. 959 82. ISOLATED AND DISSEMINATED ACANTHOLYTIC ACANTHOMA - p. 959 83. INCIDENTAL FOCAL ACANTHOLYTIC DYSKERATOSIS - p. 959 84. ORAL WHITE SPONGE NEVUS - p. 960 85. LEUKOEDEMA OF THE ORAL MUCOSA - p. 960 86. LINGUA GEOGRAPHICA - p. 960 87. SEBORRHEIC KERATOSIS - p. 961 88. DERMATOSIS PAPULOSA NIGRA - p. 964 89. STUCCO KERATOSIS - p. 964 90. LESER–TRÉLAT SIGN - p. 965 91. LARGE CELL ACANTHOMA - p. 965 92. CLEAR CELL ACANTHOMA - p. 965 93. EPIDERMAL OR INFUNDIBULAR CYST - p. 966 94. HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS–ASSOCIATED CYST (VERRUCOUS CYST) - p. 968 95. MILIA - p. 968 96. PILAR OR TRICHILEMMAL CYST - p. 968 97. STEATOCYSTOMA MULTIPLEX - p. 969 98. PIGMENTED FOLLICULAR CYST - p. 970 99. DERMOID CYST - p. 970 100. BRONCHOGENIC AND THYROGLOSSAL DUCT CYSTS - p. 970 101. CUTANEOUS CILIATED CYST - p. 971 102. MEDIAN RAPHE CYST OF THE PENIS - p. 971 103. ERUPTIVE VELLUS HAIR CYSTS - p. 971 104. WARTY DYSKERATOMA - p. 972 105. ACTINIC KERATOSIS (SOLAR KERATOSIS) - p. 973 106. CUTANEOUS HORN - p. 976 107. ORAL LEUKOPLAKIA - p. 977 108. VERRUCOUS HYPERPLASIA, VERRUCOUS CARCINOMA OF THE ORAL MUCOSA - p. 978 109. EOSINOPHILIC ULCER OF THE TONGUE - p. 978 110. BOWEN DISEASE - p. 978 111. ERYTHROPLASIA OF QUEYRAT (BOWEN DISEASE OF THE GLANS PENIS, CARCINOMA IN SITU) - p. 980 112. ZOON PLASMA CELL BALANITIS - p. 980 113. VULVAR INTRAEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA - p. 981 114. ARSENICAL KERATOSIS AND CARCINOMA - p. 982 115. SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA - p. 983 116. BASOSQUAMOUS CARCINOMA - p. 986 117. ACANTHOLYTIC (ADENOID) SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA - p. 987 118. MUCIN-PRODUCING SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA - p. 987 119. VERRUCOUS CARCINOMA - p. 987 120. PSEUDOCARCINOMATOUS HYPERPLASIA - p. 988 121. BASAL CELL CARCINOMA - p. 989 122. EPIDERMAL TUMORS IN IMMUNOSUPPRESSED HOSTS - p. 1001 123. KERATOACANTHOMA - p. 1002 124. PAGET DISEASE OF THE BREAST - p. 1004 125. EXTRAMAMMARY PAGET DISEASE - p. 1006 126. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - p. 1007 127. 30 Tumors of the Epidermal Appendages - p. 1018 128. CLASSIFICATION OF THE APPENDAGEAL TUMORS - p. 1018 129. TUMORS WITH DIFFERENTIATION TOWARD HAIR FOLLICLE COMPONENTS - p. 1020 130. TRICHILEMMOMA - p. 1035 131. TUMORS WITH SEBACEOUS DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1038 132. FORDYCE SPOTS AND MONTGOMERY TUBERCLES - p. 1041 133. TUMORS WITH APOCRINE DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1045 134. TUMORS WITH ECCRINE DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1051 135. CARCINOMAS OF APOCRINE AND ECCRINE GLANDS - p. 1064 136. CARCINOMAS OF APOCRINE GLANDS - p. 1064 137. 31 Cutaneous Lymphomas and Leukemias - p. 1088 138. INTRODUCTION - p. 1088 139. CUTANEOUS HEMATOPOIETIC INFILTRATES: OVERVIEW AND GENERAL CONCEPTS - p. 1088 140. PRIMARY CUTANEOUS LYMPHOMAS - p. 1091 141. CUTANEOUS INVOLVEMENT BY SYSTEMIC LEUKEMIAS/LYMPHOMAS - p. 1130 142. NONNEOPLASTIC PROLIFERATIONS - p. 1158 143. 32 Tumors of Fibrous Tissue Involving the Skin - p. 1173 144. CLASSIFICATION OF FIBROUS TISSUE AND RELATED TUMORS BY CLINICAL BEHAVIOR - p. 1173 145. SO-CALLED FIBROHISTIOCYTIC TUMORS - p. 1173 146. FIBROBLASTIC/MYOFIBROBLASTIC TUMORS - p. 1185 147. TUMORS OF UNCERTAIN DIFFERENTIATION - p. 1200 148. MISCELLANEOUS LESIONS - p. 1204 149. 33 Vascular Tumors: Tumors and Tumor-like Conditions of Blood Vessels and Lymphatics - p. 1220 150. INTRODUCTION - p. 1220 151. REACTIVE CONDITIONS - p. 1220 152. VASCULAR ECTASIAS - p. 1223 153. BENIGN TUMORS - p. 1226 154. VASCULAR TUMORS OF INTERMEDIATE MALIGNANCY - p. 1242 155. MALIGNANT TUMORS - p. 1251 156. TUMORS OF LYMPHATIC VESSELS - p. 1256 157. TUMORS OF PERIVASCULAR CELLS - p. 1259 158. 34 Adipocytic Tumors of the Skin and Subcutis - p. 1274 159. 35 Tumors with Muscular Differentiation Involving the Skin - p. 1303 160. 36 Tumors with Osseous and/or Cartilaginous Differentiation - p. 1317 161. 37 Tumors of Neural Tissue - p. 1338 162. 38 Metastatic Carcinoma of the Skin - p. 1383 163. Index - p. 1398
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