1800 867 1390How would you manage this 65-year-old male patient who presents with a 2x2mm pigmented lesion on his left shoulder?
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In this week's case discussion, from Dr Terry Harvey, we look at a 65-year-old male patient who presents for a full skin check with no specific concerns.
This 2x2mm pigmented lesion is found on his left shoulder. What do you think of it? What would you do next?
Update
This lesion was excised, and the pathology result was a pigmented superficial multifocal BCC.
Learn more about the diagnosis of skin lesions with the HealthCert Professional Diploma program in Dermoscopy - online skin lesion training tailored for GPs, delivered with the International Dermoscopy Society.
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