Proceedings of the 144th Semon Club, 1 November 2012, ENT Department, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK

Abstract

ConclusionSeborrhoeic keratoses are rare in teenagers. This case highlights the fact that, when faced with an incongruous diagnosis, an alternative diagnosis should always be considered, and that a representative biopsy is essential in the diagnosis of any pathology, especially unusual lesions. Professor Leslie Michaels reviewed the initial histology, and felt that