1800 867 1390Case discussion: 84-year-old male patient presents for a skin check with a new tender lesion on the rim of his helix after being seen by another GP that gave him antibiotics for it.
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In this week’s case discussion from Dr David Stewart, we look at a 84-year-old male patient who was seen by another GP with a new tender lesion on the rim of his helix. That GP gave him antibiotics but the lesion didn’t improve.
The patient has a history of squamous cell carcinoma and lentigo maligna.
What do you think of this lesion? What would you do next?
Update
Here is the pathology result. As the management of benign lesions is important, too, what would you do next?
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