Dermoscopy: An Atlas (3rd Rev. Edition)

Dermoscopy is a clinical technique that allows for a detailed examination of skin lesions and is more clinically accurate in skin oncology than other diagnostic tools. Extensively used as an educational text, previous editions of this atlas have led to significant reductions in excisions or referrals of pigmented skin lesions.

‘Dermoscopy: An Atlas (3rd Rev. Edition)' is a practical and comprehensive manual that will improve your results in diagnosis of skin tumors and related conditions. This well-illustrated, highly acclaimed reference provides a complete understanding of the use of dermoscopy, explaining diagnostic features and examining benign melanocytic, melanoma and non-melanocytic lesions. 

Authors
Scott W Menzies, Kerry A Crotty, Christian Ingvar, William H McCarthy

Type 
Book (for purchase)

Accreditation 
N/A

1. Improve diagnosis of skin tumors and related conditions
2. Gain an understanding of the use of dermoscopy
3. Explain diagnostic features and examine benign melanocytic, melanoma and non-melanocytic lesions

Topics

• Introduction
• The diagnostic features of dermoscopy
• Benign pigmented macules
• Melanocytic nevi
• Melanoma
• Non-melanocytic pigmented tumors
• Two-step procedure for diagnosis of pigmented skin lesions
• Computerized monitoring of melanocytic lesions Summary

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Focus
Skin tumour, skin conditions, diagnosis, procedure, skin lesions 

Medical Audience
GP, GP Registrar, Consultant, Doctor in Training (DIT), Medical Student, International Medical Graduate, Overseas Trained Doctor, Skin Cancer Specialist, Dermatologist, Clinician involved in diagnosing skin tumors and related conditions

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