Missing the diagnosis of a melanoma is the worst dermatologist nightmare, especially when melanomas have a non-alarming clinical appearance and imitate a completely benign lesion. The use of dermoscopy has provided an effective tool to facilitate the differential diagnosis and to increasingly allow an early diagnosis of melanoma. The aim of this article is to summarize the most recent and important clinical and dermoscopic pearls to recognize melanoma at the earliest stages of its development
The use of dermoscopy has offered a new morphological dimension of skin lesions and has provided an ...
Skin cancer is a major health problem because of its high incidence in white populations, as well as...
Melanoma may mimic clinically a number of benign skin tumours by exhibiting overlapping features tha...
Objective The objective was to describe the clinical and dermoscopic characteristics of difficult-to...
Increased awareness among dermatologists as well as the development of dermoscopy and sequential der...
Dermoscopy is a non-invasive procedure that allows the evaluation of cutaneous lesions, and is consi...
"We are beginning to move away from clinicopathologic diagnosis into an era of clinico-imaging diagn...
Due to the potentially lethal nature of melanoma, prompt diagnosis and timely excision are of paramo...
The clinical use of dermoscopy has uncovered a new and fascinating morphological dimension of pigmen...
The objective was to describe the clinical and dermoscopic characteristics of difficult-to-diagnose ...
11Background The dermoscopic diagnosis of cutaneous melanoma (CM) may be difficult because some CM l...
BACKGROUND The dermoscopic diagnosis of cutaneous melanoma (CM) may be difficult because some CM lac...
6For several decades, melanoma diagnosis was based on symptoms rather than clinical features. In fac...
Dermoscopy is a non-invasive method of examination that aids the clinician in many ways, especially ...
There are three possible explanations for the improved melanoma recognition when a clinician uses de...
The use of dermoscopy has offered a new morphological dimension of skin lesions and has provided an ...
Skin cancer is a major health problem because of its high incidence in white populations, as well as...
Melanoma may mimic clinically a number of benign skin tumours by exhibiting overlapping features tha...
Objective The objective was to describe the clinical and dermoscopic characteristics of difficult-to...
Increased awareness among dermatologists as well as the development of dermoscopy and sequential der...
Dermoscopy is a non-invasive procedure that allows the evaluation of cutaneous lesions, and is consi...
"We are beginning to move away from clinicopathologic diagnosis into an era of clinico-imaging diagn...
Due to the potentially lethal nature of melanoma, prompt diagnosis and timely excision are of paramo...
The clinical use of dermoscopy has uncovered a new and fascinating morphological dimension of pigmen...
The objective was to describe the clinical and dermoscopic characteristics of difficult-to-diagnose ...
11Background The dermoscopic diagnosis of cutaneous melanoma (CM) may be difficult because some CM l...
BACKGROUND The dermoscopic diagnosis of cutaneous melanoma (CM) may be difficult because some CM lac...
6For several decades, melanoma diagnosis was based on symptoms rather than clinical features. In fac...
Dermoscopy is a non-invasive method of examination that aids the clinician in many ways, especially ...
There are three possible explanations for the improved melanoma recognition when a clinician uses de...
The use of dermoscopy has offered a new morphological dimension of skin lesions and has provided an ...
Skin cancer is a major health problem because of its high incidence in white populations, as well as...
Melanoma may mimic clinically a number of benign skin tumours by exhibiting overlapping features tha...