How would you treat this asymptomatic back lesion?
In this case discussion from Dr. T. Harvey, we present a 34 year-old patient with an asymptomatic lesion on the left back. Please review the clinical and dermoscopy images.
In this case discussion from Dr. T. Harvey, we present a 34 year-old patient with an asymptomatic lesion on the left back. Please review the clinical and dermoscopy images.
Cade discussion: 59-year-old female patient, no previous skin cancers, presented with lesion on arm, growing 2 years. What do you make of the dermoscopy?
In this short video, Professor David Wilkinson demonstrates how to perform a punch biopsy and shares a few tricks of the trade.
Case discussion: We look at a pigmented lesion the doctor found on his hand; he is concerned it is suspicious. What do you think and what would you do?
Often the first port of call for women with endometriosis is the GP; understanding symptoms, diagnosis and management is essential
Case discussion from Dr S.V Matiar: A 40 year-old male presents for his first skin check. How do you evaluate these images? What would you do next?