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. 2013 May;6(5):27–37.

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Figures 5A, 5B, 5C, and 5D — Distant (A and C) and closer (B and D) views of the left lateral thigh (A and B) and left calf (C and D) show the vemurafenib-associated new melanocytic nevi that were biopsied; these were the inferior and larger brown lesion on the thigh (B) and the superior and lateral brown lesion on the calf. Pathology analysis of each pigmented lesions showed a dysplastic nevus characterized by a compound melanocytic nevus with moderate architectural disorder and moderate cytologic atypia. His keratosis pilaris-like eruption is also prominent.

Figures 5A, 5B, 5C, and 5D — Distant (A and C) and closer (B and D) views of the left lateral thigh (A and B) and left calf (C and D) show the vemurafenib-associated new melanocytic nevi that were biopsied; these were the inferior and larger brown lesion on the thigh (B) and the superior and lateral brown lesion on the calf. Pathology analysis of each pigmented lesions showed a dysplastic nevus characterized by a compound melanocytic nevus with moderate architectural disorder and moderate cytologic atypia. His keratosis pilaris-like eruption is also prominent.