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Case discussion: A 76-year-old male presents for a routine skin check with a large patch noted on his right parietal scalp. What would you do next?

Dr Gabriella Brancaccio explores how to approach the diagnosis and management of suspicious skin lesions on the scalp, in part one of her short series.

Case discussion: Two lesions on a 50-year-old woman's cheek: one old, one new. She doesn't remember which is which. How can we differentiate them?

Case discussion: An 84-year-old swimmer with a history of multiple skin cancers presents with a concerning lesion on his back. What would you do next?

Case discussion: A 43-year-old patient with type 2 skin presents for a full-body skin check. This lesion is noted behind the knee. What next?

Case discussion: A 45-year-old male comes in with a lesion on his finger which has been present for two months and is expanding. What would you do next?