Dermoscopy of atypical non-melanocytic lesions in children
The unique dermoscopic clues and differential diagnoses for atypical non-melanocytic lesions in children, with Dr Vincenzo Piccolo.
The unique dermoscopic clues and differential diagnoses for atypical non-melanocytic lesions in children, with Dr Vincenzo Piccolo.
Case discussion: A 62-year-old male who works outdoors and has a history of NMSC presents with a dark mole behind his left thigh. What next?
Case discussion: Three patients present with BCCs. All three patients don't want surgery and ask about topical creams instead. Which lesion is suitable?
Dr Gabriella Brancaccio walks through how to approach scalp and lip lesions using dermoscopy and colour cues, in part two of her short series.
Case discussion: A 65-year-old female patient with no history of skin cancer presents for a full skin check, when this lesion is found on her lower leg.
Case discussion: A 46-year-old female with a history of melanoma in situ presents with a lesion on her calf. What would you do next?