Abstract
Few studies have compared melanocyte densities in inhabitants of areas with different levels of solar exposure. These investigators analyzed the density of melanocytes in sun-exposed, nonlesional skin from patients (50 Florida residents and 50 Minnesota residents) who had undergone Mohs surgery for basal and squamous cell carcinomas. They examined melanocytic density, confluence, pagetoid spread, and growth along hair follicles in …
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