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Moles, o nevi, sono comuni patch pigmentati. Di solito appaiono durante l'infanzia o l'adolescenza senza una causa nota, crescono col paziente e tendono a scurire. Di solito non causano complicazioni, ma è importante che un dermatologo lo controlla per escludere il possibile melanoma.

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