How would you manage this rapidly growing scalp lesion?
A 93-year-old man with multiple comorbidities & past NMSCs presents with a rapidly growing lesion on his scalp. How would you approach this case?
A 93-year-old man with multiple comorbidities & past NMSCs presents with a rapidly growing lesion on his scalp. How would you approach this case?
Learn how GPs can upskill in no-scalpel vasectomy with flexible, hands-on training. Explore workshops in Australia, placements, and benefits for your practice.
Read practical strategies for early intervention, holistic care, & managing occupational risk factors in patients with complex musculoskeletal conditions.
In the week's case discussion: An 80-year-old male patient with a history of melanoma in situ presents with this lesion on his right scapula. What next?
Read about the GPs' role in identifying symptoms, initiating evidence-based management, and providing patient-centred support to patients experiencing PMS.
A 53-year-old lady visited the dermatologist with her son, and the dermatologist incidentally noticed a lesion on her arm & advised her to get it checked.