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Dr Gabriella Brancaccio explores the dermoscopy of Spitz naevi in children: patterns, evolution, and when to monitor or excise.

Case discussion: A 16-year-old boy presents with a long-term lesion, which has recently become itchy and changed shape. How would you approach this case?

Case discussion: A 30-year-old male presents with this pigmented lesion on his leg which has been present for at least two years. What do you think?

Case discussion: A lesion found on the left anterior shoulder of a 60-year-old female. What would you do next?

Case discussion: Three patients present with ulcerated lesions. What dermoscopy features do you see, what are your clinical diagnoses, and what's next?

The unique dermoscopic clues and differential diagnoses for atypical non-melanocytic lesions in children, with Dr Vincenzo Piccolo.