Dermatopathology
1. Dermatopathology : A Volume in the Series Foundations in Diagnostic Pathology - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Other books in this series - p. iii 6. Copyright - p. iv 7. Dedication - p. v 8. Contributors - p. vii 9. Preface - p. ix 10. List of Illustrations - p. xi 11. List of Tables - p. xii 12. Section 1. Non-Neoplastic Disorders - p. 1 13. 1. Inflammatory diseases of the dermis and epidermis - p. 2 14. Spongiotic dermatitis - p. 2 15. Miscellaneous inflammatory disorders - p. 58 16. Suggested further reading - p. 69 17. 2. Panniculitis - p. 70 18. 3. Infectious diseases of the skin - p. 93 19. Viral infections - p. 93 20. Infections by other members of the herpesvirus family - p. 103 21. Bacterial infections - p. 109 22. Fungal infections - p. 139 23. ■ Superficial fungal infections - p. 139 24. ■ Superficial and deep fungal infections - p. 145 25. Protozoan disease, parasitic infestations, algal infections, and bites - p. 161 26. Suggested further reading - p. 177 27. 4. Cutaneous vasculitis - p. 178 28. 5. Blistering skin diseases - p. 204 29. Approach to the diagnosis of blistering diseases - p. 204 30. Intraepithelial blisters - p. 206 31. Subepidermal blisters - p. 227 32. ■ Subepidermal blister with neutrophils or eosinophils - p. 227 33. ■ Subepidermal vesicle with no or only minimal inflammation - p. 239 34. ■ Miscellaneous other intra- or subepidermal blisters - p. 243 35. ■ Acknowledgment - p. 246 36. Suggested further reading - p. 246 37. 6. Mucinoses, deposition disorders, and connective tissue alterations - p. 248 38. 7. Nonneoplastic disorders of pigmentation - p. 270 39. 8. Alopecia - p. 283 40. 9. Cysts and sinuses - p. 325 41. 10. Pediatric dermatopathology - p. 355 42. Section 2. Tumors of the Skin and Subcutis - p. 377 43. 11. Tumors of the epidermis - p. 378 44. Benign tumors and tumor-like proliferations of the epidermis - p. 378 45. Intraepidermal squamous “precursor” lesions: Keratinocytic “dysplasias” and squamous cell carcinoma in situ (noninvasive carcinoma) - p. 394 46. Invasive squamous cell carcinoma - p. 406 47. Suggested further reading - p. 427 48. 12. Adnexal tumors - p. 428 49. Tumors with follicular differentiation - p. 428 50. Neoplasms with apocrine or eccrine differentiation - p. 447 51. Sebaceous neoplasms - p. 479 52. ■ Adnexal carcinomas - p. 486 53. ■ Adnexal neoplasms associated with systemic syndromes - p. 487 54. Suggested further reading - p. 489 55. 13. Melanocytic neoplasms - p. 491 56. Lentigines and lentigo-like lesions - p. 491 57. Melanocytic nevi - p. 493 58. Miscellaneous other melanocytic nevi - p. 518 59. Primary melanoma - p. 521 60. Common (conventional) variants of melanoma - p. 533 61. Uncommon pathologic variants of melanoma - p. 533 62. Rare melanomas with peculiar microscopic features - p. 540 63. Metastatic melanoma - p. 544 64. Pathology reporting of melanoma - p. 556 65. Prognosis - p. 556 66. Surgical management - p. 557 67. Suggested further reading - p. 558 68. 14. Soft tissue tumors - p. 559 69. Tumor-like reactions that mimic cutaneous mesenchymal tumors - p. 559 70. Reactive vascular proliferations - p. 565 71. Fibroblastic and myofibroblastic tumors - p. 569 72. Myofibroblastic tumors with USP6 gene rearrangement - p. 584 73. Select gene fusion-driven fibroblastic neoplasms with predilection for skin and subcutis - p. 599 74. Benign fibrohistiocytic or histiocytoid tumors - p. 610 75. Locally aggressive and malignant fibroblastic/myofibroblastic tumors - p. 621 76. Malignant fibroblastic and myofibroblastic tumors - p. 626 77. Lipomatous tumors - p. 632 78. Benign lipomatous tumors with RB1 deletion - p. 636 79. Locally aggressive and malignant lipomatous tumors - p. 639 80. Myogenic tumors - p. 642 81. Malignant neoplasms - p. 645 82. Nerve sheath tumors and tumor-like reactions - p. 647 83. Malignant neoplasms - p. 658 84. Soft tissue neoplasms with melanocytic differentiation - p. 660 85. Miscellaneous sarcomas of uncertain differentiation - p. 665 86. Select undifferentiated round cell sarcomas - p. 669 87. Cutaneous vascular tumors - p. 671 88. Hemangiomas with GNAQ/GNA11 mutations - p. 672 89. Other angioma subtypes - p. 683 90. Locally aggressive and malignant vascular tumors - p. 685 91. Tumors with calcifications, osseous, and cartilaginous differentiation - p. 697 92. Cutaneous manifestations of malignant matrix-forming neoplasms - p. 700 93. Suggested further reading - p. 702 94. 15. Hematopoietic neoplasms - p. 704 95. Cutaneous lymphomas and benign mimics - p. 704 96. Infiltration of the skin by hematopoietic stem cell and plasmacytoid dendritic cell neoplasms - p. 753 97. Mast cell infiltrates - p. 761 98. Suggested further reading - p. 766 99. 16. Histiocytoses - p. 767 100. 17. Cutaneous neuroendocrine (Merkel cell) carcinoma - p. 780 101. 18. Metastatic tumors involving the skin - p. 787 102. Section 3. Pathology of Special Sites - p. 802 103. 19. Neoplastic and nonneoplastic disorders of the nail apparatus - p. 803 104. 20. Neoplastic and nonneoplastic disorders of the conjunctiva and eyelid - p. 832 105. Index - p. 857
Dermatopathology
1. Dermatopathology : A Volume in the Series Foundations in Diagnostic Pathology - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Other books in this series - p. iii 6. Copyright - p. iv 7. Dedication - p. v 8. Contributors - p. vii 9. Preface - p. ix 10. List of Illustrations - p. xi 11. List of Tables - p. xii 12. Section 1. Non-Neoplastic Disorders - p. 1 13. 1. Inflammatory diseases of the dermis and epidermis - p. 2 14. Spongiotic dermatitis - p. 2 15. Miscellaneous inflammatory disorders - p. 58 16. Suggested further reading - p. 69 17. 2. Panniculitis - p. 70 18. 3. Infectious diseases of the skin - p. 93 19. Viral infections - p. 93 20. Infections by other members of the herpesvirus family - p. 103 21. Bacterial infections - p. 109 22. Fungal infections - p. 139 23. ■ Superficial fungal infections - p. 139 24. ■ Superficial and deep fungal infections - p. 145 25. Protozoan disease, parasitic infestations, algal infections, and bites - p. 161 26. Suggested further reading - p. 177 27. 4. Cutaneous vasculitis - p. 178 28. 5. Blistering skin diseases - p. 204 29. Approach to the diagnosis of blistering diseases - p. 204 30. Intraepithelial blisters - p. 206 31. Subepidermal blisters - p. 227 32. ■ Subepidermal blister with neutrophils or eosinophils - p. 227 33. ■ Subepidermal vesicle with no or only minimal inflammation - p. 239 34. ■ Miscellaneous other intra- or subepidermal blisters - p. 243 35. ■ Acknowledgment - p. 246 36. Suggested further reading - p. 246 37. 6. Mucinoses, deposition disorders, and connective tissue alterations - p. 248 38. 7. Nonneoplastic disorders of pigmentation - p. 270 39. 8. Alopecia - p. 283 40. 9. Cysts and sinuses - p. 325 41. 10. Pediatric dermatopathology - p. 355 42. Section 2. Tumors of the Skin and Subcutis - p. 377 43. 11. Tumors of the epidermis - p. 378 44. Benign tumors and tumor-like proliferations of the epidermis - p. 378 45. Intraepidermal squamous “precursor” lesions: Keratinocytic “dysplasias” and squamous cell carcinoma in situ (noninvasive carcinoma) - p. 394 46. Invasive squamous cell carcinoma - p. 406 47. Suggested further reading - p. 427 48. 12. Adnexal tumors - p. 428 49. Tumors with follicular differentiation - p. 428 50. Neoplasms with apocrine or eccrine differentiation - p. 447 51. Sebaceous neoplasms - p. 479 52. ■ Adnexal carcinomas - p. 486 53. ■ Adnexal neoplasms associated with systemic syndromes - p. 487 54. Suggested further reading - p. 489 55. 13. Melanocytic neoplasms - p. 491 56. Lentigines and lentigo-like lesions - p. 491 57. Melanocytic nevi - p. 493 58. Miscellaneous other melanocytic nevi - p. 518 59. Primary melanoma - p. 521 60. Common (conventional) variants of melanoma - p. 533 61. Uncommon pathologic variants of melanoma - p. 533 62. Rare melanomas with peculiar microscopic features - p. 540 63. Metastatic melanoma - p. 544 64. Pathology reporting of melanoma - p. 556 65. Prognosis - p. 556 66. Surgical management - p. 557 67. Suggested further reading - p. 558 68. 14. Soft tissue tumors - p. 559 69. Tumor-like reactions that mimic cutaneous mesenchymal tumors - p. 559 70. Reactive vascular proliferations - p. 565 71. Fibroblastic and myofibroblastic tumors - p. 569 72. Myofibroblastic tumors with USP6 gene rearrangement - p. 584 73. Select gene fusion-driven fibroblastic neoplasms with predilection for skin and subcutis - p. 599 74. Benign fibrohistiocytic or histiocytoid tumors - p. 610 75. Locally aggressive and malignant fibroblastic/myofibroblastic tumors - p. 621 76. Malignant fibroblastic and myofibroblastic tumors - p. 626 77. Lipomatous tumors - p. 632 78. Benign lipomatous tumors with RB1 deletion - p. 636 79. Locally aggressive and malignant lipomatous tumors - p. 639 80. Myogenic tumors - p. 642 81. Malignant neoplasms - p. 645 82. Nerve sheath tumors and tumor-like reactions - p. 647 83. Malignant neoplasms - p. 658 84. Soft tissue neoplasms with melanocytic differentiation - p. 660 85. Miscellaneous sarcomas of uncertain differentiation - p. 665 86. Select undifferentiated round cell sarcomas - p. 669 87. Cutaneous vascular tumors - p. 671 88. Hemangiomas with GNAQ/GNA11 mutations - p. 672 89. Other angioma subtypes - p. 683 90. Locally aggressive and malignant vascular tumors - p. 685 91. Tumors with calcifications, osseous, and cartilaginous differentiation - p. 697 92. Cutaneous manifestations of malignant matrix-forming neoplasms - p. 700 93. Suggested further reading - p. 702 94. 15. Hematopoietic neoplasms - p. 704 95. Cutaneous lymphomas and benign mimics - p. 704 96. Infiltration of the skin by hematopoietic stem cell and plasmacytoid dendritic cell neoplasms - p. 753 97. Mast cell infiltrates - p. 761 98. Suggested further reading - p. 766 99. 16. Histiocytoses - p. 767 100. 17. Cutaneous neuroendocrine (Merkel cell) carcinoma - p. 780 101. 18. Metastatic tumors involving the skin - p. 787 102. Section 3. Pathology of Special Sites - p. 802 103. 19. Neoplastic and nonneoplastic disorders of the nail apparatus - p. 803 104. 20. Neoplastic and nonneoplastic disorders of the conjunctiva and eyelid - p. 832 105. Index - p. 857
