I was wondering if someone could help me understand my biopsy report.
On top is says clinical diagnosis Lentigo VS. MM (does that mean what my docter dignosed and sent to the patholoogy, or what the pathologist diannosed?
under that is says: Diagnosis: Compound Nevus with dysplastic Features.
Sections show a compound nevomelanocytic prolifeeration exhibiting dysplastic features, primarily in the form of lentiginous architectural disorder and asymmetry, accompanied by random, relatively mild, cytologic atypia. Junctional changes are focally advanced, perhaps indicative of progression, such that a conservative complete excision is recommended.
Im a little freaked by the words focally advanced, perhaps indicative of progression. Does that mean that maybe I do have cancer but they cannot tell until they get the excersion biobsy? Please help me understand what all this means.