N	Concordance
1	normal-looking moles, called dysplastic nevi or atypical moles, that may be more
2	ortant for patients who have dysplastic nevi and a family history of melanoma to
3	e associated with hereditary dysplastic nevi with or without melanoma. It also c
4	er risk factor for melanoma. Dysplastic nevi are more likely than ordinary moles
5	whether the sporadic form of dysplastic nevi (SDN) represents a premalignant les
6	 with pigmented varieties of dysplastic nevi, it is essential that clinicians co
7	of 11 patients with sporadic dysplastic nevi alone (category II) and eight of 12
8	o melanoma. Most people with dysplastic nevi have just a few of these abnormal m