S15C6P3-1: This is another example of a “lymphocytic infiltrate of the dermis.” Small lymphoid cells form uniform cuffs about vessels of the reticular dermis. There are focal, limited, interstitial infiltrates; they extend from the perivascular spaces into the neighboring reticular dermis. Clinically, the lesion was characterized as “lymphocytic infiltrate of Jessner.”

S15C6P3-2: Focally, in the infiltrates, large lymphoid cells with round nuclei and uniformly dense chromatin are loosely clustered; these clusters are outlined by blue arrows. These large cells are atypical. The presence of these large cells raises questions regarding the appropriateness of a lymphocytic infiltrate of the dermis as a diagnostic consideration.

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